CCCS-203B · Question #230
Which of the following is not a required step to configure the Falcon CWPP Image Scanning Script for automated vulnerability scanning in a CI/CD pipeline?
The correct answer is B. Register the container registry with the Falcon platform for continuous scanning. Option A: Defining exclusions allows organizations to tailor the scan to their unique requirements, ignoring vulnerabilities that are deemed low-risk or acceptable. While optional, this step is commonly implemented for effective vulnerability management. Option B: The Falcon…
Question
Which of the following is not a required step to configure the Falcon CWPP Image Scanning Script for automated vulnerability scanning in a CI/CD pipeline?
Options
- ADefine scanning exclusions based on organization-specific policies.
- BRegister the container registry with the Falcon platform for continuous scanning.
- CInstall the Falcon Image Scanning Script on the CI/CD build server.
- DMap the scanning script's output directory to a shared location in the CI/CD environment.
How the community answered
(42 responses)- A14% (6)
- B48% (20)
- C7% (3)
- D31% (13)
Explanation
Option A: Defining exclusions allows organizations to tailor the scan to their unique requirements, ignoring vulnerabilities that are deemed low-risk or acceptable. While optional, this step is commonly implemented for effective vulnerability management. Option B: The Falcon Image Scanning Script does not require you to register the container registry with the Falcon platform for CI/CD pipeline integration. Instead, the script operates by pulling images directly from the registry or receiving image references as input. Continuous registry scanning is a separate feature and not a prerequisite for CI/CD pipeline integration. Option C: Installing the script on the build server is a necessary step to ensure the CI/CD environment can execute scans on container images during the pipeline process. Option D: Mapping the output directory is essential to store scan results and reports where they can be accessed by subsequent pipeline steps or developers for review.
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