Contents
- 1 What questions can be asked when developing a process to monitor security?
- 2 Do developers care about security?
- 3 What helps bridge the gap between development and security?
- 4 Do you know the answers to all security questions?
- 5 Do you view security as a business requirement?
- 6 What’s the best way to ask a security vendor?
What questions can be asked when developing a process to monitor security?
Questions that Recognize Security Goals, Resources and Obligations. Who are we protecting? (Employees, clients/customers, other facility occupants?) What are we protecting? (Inventory, equipment, intellectual property/intelligence?) What is our ultimate security goal, and what are the milestones toward reaching it?
Do developers care about security?
Conclusion. Developers care about security a lot more than you think. Give them autonomy and guidance from the security experts. Give them the opportunity to increase their security skills, but also to use their existing coding expertise to help the security teams.
What questions are asked in a security interview?
General questions
- Tell me a little about yourself.
- How would your previous employer describe you?
- Do you consider yourself an attentive person?
- What are your interests and hobbies outside of work?
- Why are you interested in this job?
- What are your career goals as a security guard?
What helps bridge the gap between development and security?
In order to bridge the gap between application developers, and your security team, there are these three pillars: common goals, streamlined workflows, and integrated tools.
Do you know the answers to all security questions?
SPOILER ALERT: Chances are, prospects won’t know or won’t like the answers to a lot of your questions, which gives you a great opportunity to demonstrate how your services would help. What kind of data are you using and creating on a daily basis?
Can a user write their own security question?
Allowing users to write their own security questions can result in them choosing very strong and unique questions that would be very hard for an attacker to guess. However, there is also a significant risk that users will choose weak questions.
Do you view security as a business requirement?
Progressive software vendors and development teams acknowledge that security is a non-negotiable business requirement. Others, including on-demand or Software as a Service vendors view security as a cost of doing business because customers demand it. 8.
What’s the best way to ask a security vendor?
A good answer: We have adopted methodologies from a respected security consultancy or large software vendor. Likelihood of getting this answer: Small. Although some methodologies are required reading and have been adopted by companies like Adobe, McAfee and Symantec, a majority of companies have yet to adopt them.