CCCS-203B · Question #171
Which of the following is not a benefit of using CrowdStrike Falcon's one-click sensor deployment for cloud security?
The correct answer is D. Minimizes the time required to secure new cloud workloads by automating deployment. Option A: While the Falcon platform supports automated deployment, it does not always guarantee installation on ephemeral instances (e.g., serverless functions, short-lived containers) unless configured properly. Security teams may need orchestration tools to ensure persistent…
Question
Which of the following is not a benefit of using CrowdStrike Falcon's one-click sensor deployment for cloud security?
Options
- AEnsures that sensors are automatically installed on all cloud workloads, even those running
- BProvides security administrators with the ability to deploy and manage sensors directly from the
- CReduces operational overhead for security teams by eliminating the need for manual sensor
- DMinimizes the time required to secure new cloud workloads by automating deployment.
How the community answered
(61 responses)- A3% (2)
- B7% (4)
- C10% (6)
- D80% (49)
Explanation
Option A: While the Falcon platform supports automated deployment, it does not always guarantee installation on ephemeral instances (e.g., serverless functions, short-lived containers) unless configured properly. Security teams may need orchestration tools to ensure persistent Option B: The Falcon console provides direct control over sensor deployment and management, enabling security teams to efficiently oversee cloud security. Option C: Automating sensor deployment reduces the operational burden by eliminating manual installation steps, allowing security teams to focus on threat detection and response. Option D: One-click sensor deployment significantly reduces the time required to secure cloud workloads by automating deployment, ensuring immediate protection.
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