What is SSL encryption, and how does it differ from TLS encryption?

"SSL and TLS are both encryption technologies. SSL stands for Secure Sockets Layer and is the industry standard when establishing encryption connections between a web server and a browser. TLS is like SSL, but it offers more security benefits. SSL is the default encryption technology since most web applications specify it. TLS can be used when the application requires a higher degree of security, such as financial transactions or applications that use an individual's personal information."

Since this is a technical question, you should first define these concepts and then describe how they are used in the practice of cybersecurity. Providing examples will enhance your answer. You may also want to consider stating a preference for one of these. This will help the interviewer understand which one you will likely use if hired and whether it will be a new practice that can be integrated into their organization's operations.