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CCCS-203B · Question #289

What is the recommended practice when deleting a container registry connection from Falcon Cloud Security?

The correct answer is D. Ensure the registry is no longer referenced in any active policies or integrations before deletion. Option A: Revoking tokens is a good practice but should occur after deletion is confirmed to avoid disrupting ongoing access prematurely. Option B: Notifying the team is optional and pausing assessments is unnecessary, as deleting the connection does not typically require…

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Question

What is the recommended practice when deleting a container registry connection from Falcon Cloud Security?

Options

  • ARevoke all tokens associated with the registry immediately after deletion.
  • BNotify all team members and pause all security assessments before deletion.
  • CDelete the connection directly without verifying its usage in any workflows.
  • DEnsure the registry is no longer referenced in any active policies or integrations before deletion.

How the community answered

(54 responses)
  • A
    4% (2)
  • B
    6% (3)
  • C
    2% (1)
  • D
    89% (48)

Explanation

Option A: Revoking tokens is a good practice but should occur after deletion is confirmed to avoid disrupting ongoing access prematurely. Option B: Notifying the team is optional and pausing assessments is unnecessary, as deleting the connection does not typically require halting operations. Option C: Deleting the connection without verification can break dependent workflows and cause image assessments or security scans to fail. Option D: Before deleting a registry connection, it's critical to verify that it is no longer referenced in policies, workflows, or integrations to prevent disruption or errors in Falcon Cloud Security

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#container registry#integration management#policy dependency#best practices

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