Question 1

You are registering a new AWS account with CrowdStrike Falcon, but the process fails with an error stating:

"Insufficient permissions for role ARN."

What is the most likely cause of this issue?

Options :

A : The IAM role created for the account lacks the required policies for CrowdStrike integration.

B : The AWS account is already registered with another CrowdStrike instance.

C : The CrowdStrike Falcon sensor is not installed on the EC2 instances in the account.

D : Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is disabled on the AWS account.

Answer: A

Question 2

When using Falcon Fusion, how can administrators ensure they are notified immediately about critical threats detected in their cloud infrastructure?

Options :

A : Activate the Immediate Alert Policy in Falcon Central.

B : Integrate Falcon Fusion with CrowdStrike Threat Graph for alerts.

C : Set up recurring reports in the Falcon Dashboard.

D : Configure automated actions in Workflow Builder to trigger notifications.

Answer: D

Question 3

After identifying excessive permissions and missing MFA in IAM configurations, which remediation strategy is most aligned with CrowdStrike CIEM’s recommendations?

Options :

A : Delete all accounts flagged by CIEM’s Identity Analyzer.

B : Enable MFA and implement least privilege access policies for the flagged accounts.

C : Revoke all permissions from the identified accounts.

D : Transfer ownership of flagged accounts to a different administrator.

Answer: B

Question 4

During the registration of a cloud account into the CrowdStrike Falcon platform, a user encounters an error message indicating "Insufficient permissions to access cloud resources." Which of the following actions should the user take to resolve the issue?

Options :

A : Disable multi-factor authentication (MFA) for the cloud account temporarily.

B : Use the CrowdStrike service account credentials directly to bypass IAM role issues.

C : Assign the CrowdStrike IAM role to the cloud account with all necessary permissions.

D : Ensure that the cloud account is part of an active CrowdStrike subscription.

Answer: C

Question 5

What is the primary purpose of creating image assessment policies within Falcon Cloud Security?

Options :

A : To create firewall rules for restricting network traffic between containers.

B : To automate the deployment of container images across Kubernetes clusters.

C : To evaluate container images for vulnerabilities and enforce security compliance during the CI/CD pipeline.

D : To configure runtime monitoring for containerized applications in production environments.

Answer: C

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