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CrowdStrike CCSE-204 Exam Syllabus Topics:

Section	Weight	Objectives
Topic 1: Search and Investigation	30%	- Search Processing Language (SPL) 1. Basic search commands 2. Statistical functions - Incident Investigation 1. Evidence gathering 2. Timeline analysis
Topic 2: Administration and Maintenance	25%	- Access Control 1. Role-based access 2. Authentication methods - System Health Monitoring 1. Storage management 2. Performance tuning
Topic 3: Log Management and Data Collection	25%	- Data Normalization 1. Common Information Model (CIM) 2. Parsing rules - Data Sources and Connectors 1. Third-party integrations 2. Cloud-native log sources
Topic 4: Dashboards and Reporting	20%	- Visualization Techniques 1. Report scheduling 2. Dashboard creation

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CrowdStrike Certified SIEM Engineer Sample Questions (Q48-Q53):

NEW QUESTION # 48
You want a consistent view of events from various data sources.
Which ECS field type should you normalize?

A. Core Fields
B. Extended Fields
C. Base Fields
D. Detection Fields

Answer: A

Explanation:
Elastic's official ECS guidelines define Core fields as the fields most common across use cases and explicitly state that analysis content built on these fields should work properly on data from any relevant source. They also say to focus on populating these fields first . CrowdStrike's CPS builds on ECS and is intended to standardize field names and structures across different data sources for consistent searching and analysis.
Together, that makes Core fields the right answer when your goal is a consistent cross-source view.
Why the other options are incorrect:
* Extended fields are useful, but ECS defines them as anything not in the core set, so they are not the primary normalization target for broad consistency.
* Base fields and Detection fields are not the correct ECS field-type answer to this question as framed.

NEW QUESTION # 49
Which CQL statement below includes correct placement of the AND statements and the pipe symbol?

A. #sourcefile="jobfilename" | stdout=/\[[\+]\]/ AND groupBy([hostname],
function=collect([hostname,stdout])) AND stdout ! = "" | stdout != "* No artifacts *" | select([hostname,stdout])
B. #sourcefile="jobfilename" AND stdout=/\[[\+]\]/ | groupBy([hostname],
function=collect([hostname,stdout])) | stdout != "" AND stdout != "* No artifacts *" | select([hostname,stdout])
C. #sourcefile="jobfilename" AND stdout=/\[[\+]\]/ | groupBy([hostname],
function=collect([hostname,stdout])) AND stdout != "" AND stdout != "*
No artifacts *" | select([hostname,stdout])
D. #sourcefile="jobfilename" | stdout=/\[[\+]\]/ | groupBy([hostname],
function=collect([hostname,stdout])) | stdout != "" AND stdout != "* No artifacts *" AND select([hostname,stdout])

Answer: B

Explanation:
In CQL, filters combined with AND are applied before the pipe (|) operator, which is used to chain functions like groupBy and select. This syntax correctly places the AND conditions for filtering and pipes for processing steps.

NEW QUESTION # 50
You need to ingest a data source into Next-Gen SIEM. There is a prebuilt Pull connector.
What is required to configure the connector?

A. Falcon Log Collector hostname
B. HEC token
C. Data Source API key
D. Falcon API URL

Answer: C

Explanation:
The correct answer is D. Data Source API key .
CrowdStrike's Next-Gen SIEM onboarding examples for prebuilt connectors show that, for pull-style integrations, you typically provide the API key generated in the external data source so Falcon Next-Gen SIEM can connect and start ingesting data. For example, CrowdStrike's Abnormal integration walkthrough says to enter the API key you generated , after which Falcon Next-Gen SIEM automatically connects and starts ingesting data.
Why the other options are incorrect:
A). HEC token is used for HTTP Event Collector push-style ingestion, not for a prebuilt pull connector.
B). Falcon Log Collector hostname is not the standard required credential for configuring a pull connector.
C). Falcon API URL is not the key external credential typically required by these pull connectors.
For prebuilt pull connectors, the required configuration is generally the data source's API key or equivalent credential .

NEW QUESTION # 51
What dashboard presents a view of third-party data ingestion over the past 30 days?

A. Next-Gen SIEM Connector Dashboard
B. Falcon Flex Dashboard
C. Sensor Subscription Dashboard
D. Sensor Usage Dashboard

Answer: A

Explanation:
The correct answer is D. Next-Gen SIEM Connector Dashboard .
CrowdStrike describes the Falcon Next-Gen SIEM Connector Dashboard as the place to understand the status and volume of data ingestion for third-party sources. This matches the question's requirement for a dashboard showing third-party ingestion visibility.
The other options are not aimed at third-party SIEM connector ingestion monitoring:
* Sensor Usage Dashboard relates to Falcon sensor usage, not connector-based third-party ingestion.
* Sensor Subscription Dashboard is about licensing/subscription counts.
* Falcon Flex Dashboard is related to subscription consumption and commercial usage, not connector ingestion telemetry.

NEW QUESTION # 52
Which combination of scope and permissions must be configured to create an API token that allows you to create and get the results of a query job in Next-Gen SIEM?

A. NGSIEM with write permissions only
B. NGSIEM with both write and execute permissions
C. NGSIEM with both read and write permissions
D. NGSIEM with read permissions only

Answer: C

NEW QUESTION # 53
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