Which feature of Falcon Horizon allows users to identify exposed cloud services and workloads running without requiring the deployment of a Falcon sensor?

Question

Options

• AVulnerability patching orchestration
• BDeployment of lightweight monitoring agents
• CReal-time behavioral monitoring
• DAPI-driven cloud workload discovery

• A
  4% (2)
• B
  6% (3)
• C
  2% (1)
• D
  88% (42)

Explanation

Option A: Patching orchestration is not part of Falcon Horizon's functionality. It focuses on remediation rather than workload discovery or runtime protection. Option B: While lightweight monitoring agents can provide visibility, this contradicts the requirement of finding workloads without deploying a Falcon sensor. Falcon Horizon's agentless approach eliminates this dependency. Option C: Real-time behavioral monitoring is a feature of Falcon modules like Falcon Prevent or Falcon Insight, which require sensors to monitor and analyze workload behavior. This is not applicable to environments without sensor deployment. Option D: Falcon Horizon uses API-driven cloud workload discovery to analyze the state of resources in the cloud environment. By leveraging APIs provided by cloud service providers, Falcon Horizon gathers data on running workloads, exposed services, and misconfigurations without needing to deploy agents or sensors on individual workloads. This approach is efficient and does not require intrusive installation processes.

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