Question 1

You are registering a new AWS account with CrowdStrike Falcon, but the process fails with an error stating:

"Insufficient permissions for role ARN."

What is the most likely cause of this issue?

Options :

A : The IAM role created for the account lacks the required policies for CrowdStrike integration.

B : The AWS account is already registered with another CrowdStrike instance.

C : The CrowdStrike Falcon sensor is not installed on the EC2 instances in the account.

D : Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is disabled on the AWS account.

Answer: A

Question 2

What is the recommended action after CrowdStrike Falcon identifies a potentially malicious network connection in a containerized workload?

Options :

A : Rely on cloud provider firewall logs to verify the nature of the connection.

B : Re-scan the container image used by the workload to identify vulnerabilities.

C : Automatically restart the affected container to terminate the malicious connection.

D : Block the container-s network access and perform a forensic investigation of the workload.

Answer: D

Question 3

Which of the following is the most critical step when configuring an automated remediation workflow in Falcon Fusion for AWS findings?

Options :

A : Configure the workflow to delete all flagged resources immediately upon detection.

B : Integrate AWS Security Hub with Falcon Fusion to detect findings.

C : Set up appropriate triggers and actions for specific AWS findings.

D : Ensure IAM roles in AWS grant unrestricted access for remediation actions.

Answer: C

Question 4

A company wants to create a Falcon Sensor policy to enforce strict monitoring on critical servers. What is an essential configuration step for the policy?

Options :

A : Configure prevention settings such as "Exploit Mitigation" and "Malware Prevention" for the policy.

B : Set the policy mode to "Detection Only" for all servers.

C : Add the policy under the "Sensor Exclusions" tab in the Falcon Console.

D : Assign the policy to the "Default Group" to ensure global coverage.

Answer: A

Question 5

After identifying a risky Azure Service Principal using the CrowdStrike CIEM/Identity Analyzer, what is the most appropriate action to mitigate the risk?

Options :

A : Immediately delete the Service Principal and its associated secrets.

B : Assign the Service Principal an "Owner" role for temporary troubleshooting purposes.

C : Rotate the Service Principal-s credentials and reduce its permissions to the minimum necessary.

D : Replace the Service Principal with a managed identity to eliminate credential-related risks.

Answer: C