Based on the interview narrative, here's a list of the main questions asked during the interview: 1. "What are the two critical components of IAM (Identity and Access Management)?" 2. "What do authentication and authorization mean?" 3. "What is Zero Trust Architecture?" 4. "What are some key constituents of Zero Trust Architecture?" 5. "What are the four different ways of managing risks?" 6. "What are the key aspects of requirements management?" 7. "What is the key attribute of a requirement, without which it cannot be a requirement?" 8. "Have you done any data flow diagrams? Sequence diagrams?" 9. "What about transition management planning between architecture and implementation and the O&M team?" 10. "How can you manage requirements if you don't know this basic principle?" (Referring to the "testable" attribute of requirements) 11. "I thought you said you had experience in cybersecurity projects?" (More of a statement, but posed as a challenging question) These questions were characterized by their technical nature, often focusing on specific cybersecurity concepts and terminology rather than project management skills and experience. The interviewers, particularly one of the owners, frequently interrupted attempts to provide broader context or relate the questions to project management experience.
