DevSkiller online security interview questions and coding tests were developed by our experienced team of technical professionals. Select one of the following security skills tests to screen your candidate pool. Our online security questions and coding tests will help you find the perfect candidate by assessing their abilities, without having to give them access to your source code.
DevSkiller online security coding tests and interview questions are available for junior and middle positions.
assessing knowledge of Security, Hashing, MD5, algorithms, ACL, IPC, Linux, Operating System
assessing knowledge of Nnetcat, Portscan, Security, Nmap, Passwords, Privilege Escalation, Users
Security | Fighting Scammers - hack the website - Steal the credit card number used to place the order with the highest value
assessing knowledge of Security, DevOps, Docker
Security | SQL Injection | eCommerce website e-mail leak - Find a SQL Injection leak in the web application
assessing knowledge of Security
Security | SQL Injection | eCommerce website e-mail leak - Find a SQL Injection leak in the web application
assessing knowledge of Java
Java | Spring Security | Secure POST - Secure an enterprise application by allowing the administrator only to call state changing endpoints.
assessing knowledge of Java, CleanCode
Spring Security - Secure methods to allow only the article author to create and read an article with his name, using method annotations.
assessing knowledge of Java, CleanCode
Spring Security - Secure ArticleService so that it returns only those articles in locale that are equal to the one currenntly used.
DevSkiller security online coding tests and interview questions are powered by the RealLifeTestinTM methodology. Our selection of security tests will assess applicants’ knowledge in penetration testing, DevOps. Java, CleanCode, and much more. Our online security tests and interview questions will not only test general knowledge but also coding skills, problem-solving ability, and time management.
A security engineer’s primary goal is to prepare for cyber attacks. Among other things, a competent security engineer should be able to fix unsafe procedures, apply software and hardware update policies, and design access controls to various systems and data.
They also need to understand more domain-specific issues. These include social engineering, phishing, buffer overflows, XSS, zero-days, and Metasploit. Finally, security engineers need to have an understanding of Intrusion Defection/Prevention Systems or Security Information and Event Management systems.
Do you want to build custom tests using your own codebase? No problem. With DevSkiller online task wizard, you can create unique security tests to suit your specific needs. Deliver coding tests to applicants from around the world with convenience and accuracy.
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“We have reduced the tech rejection which is great. We’ve seen a 25% improvement at this point after the implementation of DevSkiller. The platform really helps us to assess the programming skills of candidates and provide a logical approach to the problem-solving skills of IT professionals. DevSkiller saved us a lot of time while we had a ramp up and helped us to invite good quality candidates who have performed well in the test, which eventually improved the selection criteria.”
DevSkiller is leading the way when it comes to developer testing because we implement the RealLifeTestingTM methodology into our Security online tests. RealLifeTestingTM works by recreating a developer’s actual work environment through simulation, with test candidates then being presented with realistic challenges to overcome.
Security online test candidates are evaluated based on the accuracy of their coding, the speed of their responses, and their critical thinking skills. Rather than simply reciting algorithms and coding patterns, candidates will be expected to perform in the same manner as they would in the developer role itself. There can be no hiding away. The developer candidates that are most adept and who show the most understanding when it comes to Security, are those who will progress.
No, you don’t need to be an expert in Security development yourself. We have our own experts who have designed our Security online tests, doing the hard work for you. Our aim is that company recruiters who aren’t experts can be confident in hiring the right people for the role, without needing to be well versed in Security development themselves.
Our DevSkiller Security tests accurately verify the technical skills of each candidate and present the recruiter with the results in an easy to understand, automated report. This will give you a detailed account of the strengths and weaknesses of each test subject, all while still in the initial screening stage.
DevSkiller Security tests can be accessed remotely. In a world becoming increasingly more dependent on remote working, in-house developer testing is slowly becoming a thing of the past.
Our Security tests are accessed online and can be taken from anywhere, at the convenience of the candidate. Tests are issued with time-limits to create a level playing field and even individual questions can be given set durations.
When working on the tests themselves, candidates can use their favorite IDE and then clone the project to GIT. Alternatively, if they prefer, they can use DevSkiller’s own state of the art in-browser IDE to complete the project. During the assessment, much like with their real development work, candidates can run unit tests to ensure their solutions are working.
Test duration is flexible depending on you, the recruiter. Our Security online tests come set with default settings, which can be altered to suit your requirements if necessary. Recruiters can control the duration of the tests, set individual time-limits for certain questions within a test, and even make test invites active for only a certain amount of time if desired.
