Which of the following is a limitation of one-click sensor deployment?

It is only available for supported cloud providers and operating systems

It requires a manual reboot of the workload after installation

It cannot be used for AWS EC2 instances

It requires a separate sensor token for each deployment

A cloud security analyst is using one-click deployment to install the Falcon sensor on a group of Azure VMs. After the deployment completes, the analyst wants to verify that the sensor is active and reporting to the Falcon cloud. What is the most direct way to confirm this?

Confirm that the one-click deployment status shows 'Completed'.

Check the Falcon console for the sensor status and the last-seen timestamp for each VM.

Check the Azure portal to see if the Falcon sensor process is running on the VM.

Verify that the VM's network security group allows outbound traffic to the internet.

A security administrator is planning to use one-click sensor deployment for a fleet of AWS EC2 instances. The instances are currently running a custom Amazon Machine Image (AMI) that does not include the AWS Systems Manager (SSM) agent. What should the administrator do to enable one-click deployment?

Deploy the sensor using a user-data script at instance launch.

Use one-click deployment anyway, as it does not require the SSM agent.

Install the SSM agent on the instances and ensure they have the appropriate IAM instance profile.

Create a new AMI that includes the Falcon sensor pre-installed.

What is the first step in the one-click sensor deployment process?

Generate a new API key for the cloud provider

Download the sensor package to your local machine

Reboot the workload to apply the sensor

Select the workload or instance to deploy the sensor to

What is the primary purpose of one-click sensor deployment in Falcon Cloud Security?

To automate the installation of the Falcon sensor on supported cloud workloads with minimal manual steps

To provide a manual installation method for on-premises servers only

To replace the need for any cloud provider credentials or permissions

To generate a unique sensor token for each workload automatically

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Which of the following is a limitation of one-click sensor deployment?
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A cloud security analyst is using one-click deployment to install the Falcon sensor on a group of Azure VMs. After the deployment completes, the analyst wants to verify that the sensor is active and reporting to the Falcon cloud. What is the most direct way to confirm this?
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A security administrator is planning to use one-click sensor deployment for a fleet of AWS EC2 instances. The instances are currently running a custom Amazon Machine Image (AMI) that does not include the AWS Systems Manager (SSM) agent. What should the administrator do to enable one-click deployment?
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What is the first step in the one-click sensor deployment process?
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