CCCS-203B · Question #54
In Falcon Cloud Security, how is the distinction between assessed and unassessed items most accurately explained?
The correct answer is A. Assessed items are container images that have been scanned for vulnerabilities, while. Option A: Assessed items are those, such as container images, that have undergone vulnerability or configuration assessments within Falcon Cloud Security. Unassessed items have not yet been scanned, possibly due to configuration, scope, or timing limitations. Understanding this…
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In Falcon Cloud Security, how is the distinction between assessed and unassessed items most accurately explained?
Options
- AAssessed items are container images that have been scanned for vulnerabilities, while
- BAssessed items have been fully patched, while unassessed items have outdated configurations.
- CAssessed items include containers that are in active use, while unassessed items include archived
- DAssessed items refer to all managed assets, while unassessed items include only unmanaged
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(32 responses)- A94% (30)
- B3% (1)
- C3% (1)
Explanation
Option A: Assessed items are those, such as container images, that have undergone vulnerability or configuration assessments within Falcon Cloud Security. Unassessed items have not yet been scanned, possibly due to configuration, scope, or timing limitations. Understanding this distinction is critical for prioritizing security tasks. Option B: The term "assessed" does not equate to being "fully patched." An item can be assessed and still have vulnerabilities that need remediation. Option C: Assessed and unassessed statuses are not related to the activity or archival state of containers. Both active and inactive containers can be either assessed or unassessed depending on scanning processes. Option D: Assessed items are not synonymous with managed assets; unmanaged items can also be assessed if scanned through external tools or workflows.
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