Which of the following commands initiates a manual image scan using CrowdStrike's command- line tool?

Question

Options

• Afalcon-image-scan --registry <registry_url> --image <image_name>
• Bfalconctl scan-image --url <registry_url> --img <image_name>
• Ccrowdstrike-image --scan --registry <registry_url> --image <image_name>
• Dcscli image scan --registry <registry_url> --image <image_name>

• A
  90% (26)
• B
  7% (2)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

Option A: This is the correct command syntax for manually scanning container images using CrowdStrike's command-line tool. The falcon-image-scan command is specifically designed for this purpose and requires flags like --registry and --image to specify the image's location and name. This ensures proper configuration for the scan to target the desired image in the specified Option B: alconctl is a valid CrowdStrike tool, but it is used for endpoint configuration, not container image scanning. This command incorrectly combines the wrong tool with a scanning Option C: This command structure is fictional and does not align with any CrowdStrike CLI tool or syntax. It might mislead users into assuming the availability of a nonexistent utility. Option D: While this syntax might resemble a generic CLI tool, cscli is not the command-line tool used by CrowdStrike for image assessment. This option confuses CrowdStrike tools with other third-party solutions.

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