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CrowdStrike CCFA-200b Exam Syllabus Topics:

Section	Objectives
Sensor Deployment and Endpoint Management	- Falcon sensor installation and configuration - Endpoint grouping and policy assignment
Falcon Platform Overview	- Platform architecture and components - Core capabilities and modules overview
Detection and Alert Management	- Alert triage and event investigation - Using Falcon dashboards and detections
Administration and User Management	- Role-based access control and permissions - User and organization management
Reporting and Maintenance	- Platform health and maintenance tasks - Report generation and system monitoring
Prevention Policies and Security Configuration	- Prevention policy types and settings - Firewall and exploit mitigation configuration
Incident Response and Remediation	- Host containment and remediation actions - Investigation workflows and response procedures
Threat Hunting and Analysis	- Behavioral analysis and indicators of compromise - Using Falcon platform search and query tools

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CrowdStrike Certified Falcon Administrator - 2024 Version Sample Questions (Q25-Q30):

NEW QUESTION # 25
You have 100 hashes that have been prohibited by management and need to be blocked within your organization. Using Falcon, what is the best way to accomplish this?

A. Navigate to Configure > IOC Management. Add a custom IOC. Add the list of hashes. Set the action to Block. Verify the prevention policy includes Custom Blocking under Execution Blocking.
B. Navigate to Configure > IOC Management. Add a custom Prevention Policy. Add the list of hashes. Set the action to Block. Verify the policy includes Custom Execution Blocking.
C. Navigate to Configure > Prevention policies. Add an IOC Policy. Add the list of hashes as CSV file. Set the action to Block. Verify Custom Execution Blocking is active.
D. Navigate to Configure > Prevention policies. Add an IOC Policy. Add the list of hashes as CSV file. Set the action to Block and Alert. Verify Custom Blocking inside Execution Blocking is active.

Answer: A

Explanation:
The correct method is to use IOC Management , add the hashes as custom IOCs, set the action to Block , and ensure the applicable prevention policy has Custom Blocking enabled under Execution Blocking. Hash- based blocking is an IOC Management function. Prevention policies do not create "IOC Policies" in the way the distractors describe; instead, prevention policies must include the setting that enforces custom blocking.
Setting hashes to Block without enabling the relevant policy capability may fail to enforce the intended behavior on hosts. The CCFA rule configuration and policy application topics emphasize that IOC Management defines the custom indicators and actions, while prevention policy settings determine whether those actions are enforced on endpoints.

NEW QUESTION # 26
How do user permissions function in Falcon?

A. Custom user role permission sets are shared with all CrowdStrike customers globally
B. User permissions are cumulative, the more roles assigned to a user the more capabilities they would potentially have
C. User permissions grow more restrictive, the more roles assigned to a user the less capabilities they would potentially have
D. Each Falcon permission needs to be selected when the user account is created

Answer: B

NEW QUESTION # 27
What is an example of when you will need to refer to your Customer ID+ Checksum (CIDC)?

A. When defining host group assignment criteria
B. When uninstalling a Falcon Sensor
C. When you need to find a specific host in Host Management
D. When installing a new Falcon Sensor

Answer: D

Explanation:
The Customer ID with Checksum, often referred to as the CID or CCID/CIDC, is required when installing a new Falcon Sensor so the sensor can register to the correct Falcon customer environment. The deployment guidance repeatedly instructs administrators to copy the Customer ID checksum from Host setup and management > Deploy > Sensor downloads before running sensor installation. For macOS, the installer workflow requires running falconctl license with the customer ID checksum after installation. For Windows installations, the installer requires the Customer ID with Checksum value obtained from the Sensor downloads page. This value is not used to locate a host in Host Management, and it is not the normal control for defining host group criteria. Sensor uninstallation is controlled by maintenance tokens or uninstall protection settings, not CIDC. Reference topics: Sensor Deployment, Sensor downloads, Customer ID checksum, Windows and macOS sensor installation.

NEW QUESTION # 28
Your security team is noticing that certain privacy-sensitive information such as the URL, HTTP Header and POST bodies are missing from HTTP related detections. What is likely the cause for this?

A. The prevention policy was configured to have an aggressive prevention setting, but only a cautious detection setting
B. The network perimeter firewall blocked the HTTP connection attempts so there was nothing for Falcon to detect
C. The prevention policy was never configured to generate HTTP detections
D. The prevention policy has been configured to redact HTTP detection details

Answer: D

Explanation:
The likely cause is that Redact HTTP Detection Details is enabled in the prevention policy. Falcon HTTP detections can include privacy-sensitive details such as URLs, raw HTTP headers, and POST bodies when that information is present and relevant to the detection. However, the prevention policy includes a privacy control that redacts these details before they are sent to the CrowdStrike cloud. The documentation states that enabling Redact HTTP Detection Details removes this sensitive HTTP detection data while still allowing HTTP detections to be generated. This means the detection itself can still appear, but the additional context is intentionally absent. Aggressive or cautious ML settings do not explain missing HTTP headers or POST body content. A perimeter firewall block would affect whether the communication occurs, not selectively redact detection details. If HTTP detections were never enabled, the issue would be absent detections, not detections with missing sensitive fields. Reference topics: Policy Application, Prevention Policy Settings, HTTP Detections, Redact HTTP Detection Details.

NEW QUESTION # 29
What information is provided in Logan Activities under Visibility Reports?

A. A list of unique users who are remotely logged on to devices based on the country
B. A list of all logons for all users
C. A list of users who are remotely logged on to devices based on local IP and local port
D. A list of last endpoints that a user logged in to

Answer: D

Explanation:
The Logon Activities report under Visibility Reports provides a list of last endpoints that a user logged in to. This report shows the user name, domain name, logon type, logon time and endpoint name for each logon event. The other options are either incorrect or not related to the report.

NEW QUESTION # 30
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