

Before interviewing for a Network Administrator job, it's important to have a solid understanding of networking concepts, protocols, and technologies such as TCP/IP, DNS, DHCP, VLANs, routing, and switching. Additionally, familiarity with network security principles, troubleshooting methodologies, and experience with network devices like routers, switches, firewalls, and VPNs is crucial. Be prepared to discuss your relevant experience, problem-solving skills, and how you would handle various network scenarios.

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If anyone requires support for the implementation and fine-tuning of perimeter security platforms in the Fortinet, Check Point, Palo Alto and Cisco brands, please contact me.
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#NationWideUSA - The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), is kicking off a series of virtual hiring events in 2021 for career-minded job seekers.
Prospective employees will have the opportunity to interact with CISA hiring representatives in a live, virtual environment.
You can find all the event information and registration instructions at Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) Career Recruiting Sessions
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Virtual Hiring Event Details: When: 3/24/2021 What: Women in Tech Career Fair Audience: Women, Cybersecurity and IT Professionals
When: 5/12/2021 What: IT Operations Event Audience: Cybersecurity and IT Professionals interested in DevOps, Project Managers, Data Analysts
When: 6/9/2021 What: TS/SCI National Event Audience: Cybersecurity and IT Professionals
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The hackers have started leveraging corona-virus for their own gains. They are scamming millions of innocent people who aren't aware of these fake email and website scams and are losing their hard earned money to these ruthless hackers.
The most common types of phishing scams related to corona-virus are following.
Fake pandemic map websites that will try to inject you with malware and viruses which might corrupt your windows or hard-drives. These are then used to blackmail the users.
Phishing websites posing as authoritarian websites for covid 19 fooling people into providing important information. This results in selling information or compromising user privacy by hacking their accounts.
Email Scams claiming they have found the cure to the virus asking you to click links which install spyware in your systems.
The best defense against these scams is awareness. Without awareness, you won't even consider it a threat and thus, you'll give in. Other than that, using VPNs to browse the internet protects your online activities against the hackers as it hides your IP and makes you anonymous and untraceable. Here are some of the best and most secure VPNs you can use to protect your identity.
By using a VPN, you will be alerted every time you are about to enter a malicious site or receive an email with a spyware. Thus, it will do the detection for you and you will be protected from such attacks.
Remember how in childhood, you parents used to tell you to not accept candies from strangers? That applies online as well. No one loves you that much that they will out of the blue offer you a plane ticket or a $100K without any reason.
So you should stop trusting everything you see on the internet and be aware that they are after your money and your data as staying conscious is the only way to beat them and stay safe online.

It's something I've always liked and am passionate about. Looking at a career change in early 40s. Tired of warehouse jobs

Changing industries is a very difficult task in today's world. I have been working as a web designer and developer (back and front end development) for over 15 years now. I am currently trying to move industries into cyber security with the ultimate goal to be part of an incident response or problem management team that handles security related incidents. One problem I have is that I hold some of my certifications (A+, Nwtwork+,ITIL 2011 Foundations) and I'll be obtaining my Security+ in the next 2 weeks, though I think many hiring managers only see my past experience as a developer and they drop my application as they feel like I'm looking for a development job.
If anyone out there knows of a good place for freelance work in the IT world I would be appreciative if you could share.
Thanks, Anthony

Highly motivated 12 year Active Duty Air Force veteran separating in February of 2018 looking for engaging, challenging, cyber security or systems engineering position with growth potential.
Hey @Bryan Velasquez 👋🏼✨ welcome to Jobcase community.
You should visit the company's website and learn about their products and services, as well as the company's culture and values. This may help you respond to the interview question in parallel with company values.
You should prepare a couple questions to ask at the at the end of your interview. It shows your interest in working with the company. This question may be about a position or company.
Good luck in your job interview. 🍀