CCCS-203B · Question #148
CrowdStrike Falcon provides a one-click sensor deployment feature to streamline security operations. Which of the following best describes the primary purpose and requirements of this feature?
The correct answer is A. Allows security teams to deploy Falcon sensors automatically across cloud workloads without. Option A: One-click sensor deployment in Falcon Cloud Security enables organizations to automate the installation of Falcon sensors across cloud environments, ensuring rapid protection without manual intervention. This feature integrates with cloud providers to allow seamless…
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CrowdStrike Falcon provides a one-click sensor deployment feature to streamline security operations. Which of the following best describes the primary purpose and requirements of this feature?
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- AAllows security teams to deploy Falcon sensors automatically across cloud workloads without
- BCan only be used with on-premises environments and is not applicable to cloud-native
- CRequires users to manually configure firewall rules and endpoint security settings before initiating
- DEnables administrators to deploy sensors only on Windows-based cloud workloads; Linux and
How the community answered
(14 responses)- A93% (13)
- C7% (1)
Explanation
Option A: One-click sensor deployment in Falcon Cloud Security enables organizations to automate the installation of Falcon sensors across cloud environments, ensuring rapid protection without manual intervention. This feature integrates with cloud providers to allow seamless Option B: The feature is specifically designed for cloud-native environments and supports cloud workloads, making this choice incorrect. Option C: While some configurations may be recommended, one-click deployment does not require pre-configured firewall rules or security settings; it is designed to work with minimal Option D: Falcon sensors are not limited to Windows. They support Linux and macOS workloads as well, making this statement misleading.
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