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CCFA-200B · Question #249

During a simulated training exercise with your security team, an analyst used Falcon to network contain a host. It was then discovered that containing this specific host interrupted some key…

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Incident Response and Containment

Question

During a simulated training exercise with your security team, an analyst used Falcon to network contain a host. It was then discovered that containing this specific host interrupted some key business processes and resulted in lost revenue. As the Falcon Administrator, what can be done to prevent this interruption in the future?

Options

  • ACollaborate with the firewall engineers so that in the future, network containment would only deny
  • BConfigure your containment policy to allow the IP addresses for those key business processes so
  • CAdd this Falcon host to your deny list so that it is never able to be network contained again
  • DEducate the analyst so they can understand and memorize which hosts are safe to network

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  • A
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  • B
    76% (38)
  • C
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  • D
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Topics

#Network containment#Containment policy#IP allowlist#Business continuity

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