Hey everyone, I have an upcoming job interview for an entry level analyst position in the security space. It revolves around physical security management and video access management, so I was wondering if there are any comprehensive 101 guides that could give me an edge for my interview. I have a degree in information systems so I know a little about cybersecurity but not a whole lot. Any help would be appreciated and feel free to Pm me!

what is your opinion on this degree? I currently go here for cyber investigation. I could go to a public university after but its 13k a year. Parents pay but I mean cheaper could be better? My main goal is digital forensics but I'm going to learn that in my current associates. Not going for computer science as most seem to just focus on programming. Seems like I would learn a lot of iot, python, cloud security. Ill have a lot of these classes completed with my associates. https://sinclair.edu/program/params/programCode/IST-S-BAS/

Today, I was asked to externally pen test my interning company’s internal network. I conducted a few Nmap scans and brute forcing a vulnerability, but every time I tried anything, their Malwarebytes firewall blocked my Kali VM’s IP. Now, I’m trying to learn more about the firewall, how it works, and its vulnerabilities/exploits, but I can’t find any information online. Do any of you have any resources I could look at or any insight on them? Any help would be much appreciated!!

This URL is the most informative source I’ve been able to find so far (I needed an attachment to post this thread)

For context, I’m a cybersecurity student in my junior year, and I’m interning this summer at a small local tech company. I have full permission to conduct pen testing, and openly present all of my findings.