
CrowdStrikeCertified Cloud Specialist (CCCS)
Domain 2Objective 2
2.2 Determine Which Roles Are Required to Perform Actions with CrowdStrike Falcon® Cloud Security CCCS Practice Questions (Page 3)
Part of the Cloud Account Registration domain, which makes up ~15% of our current practice bank.
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A cloud security analyst needs to view the compliance posture of all connected cloud accounts and also needs to register a new account that was recently added to the organization. The analyst should not be able to remediate issues. Which role or roles should be assigned?
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A user needs to view compliance reports in Falcon Cloud Security but should not be able to make any changes. Which role should be assigned to this user?
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An organization uses a third-party automation tool that needs to register new cloud accounts and execute remediation actions, but it should not be able to manage Falcon users or modify detection rules. The tool authenticates as a service principal. What is the best role assignment for this service principal?
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A service principal is used by an automated script to remediate misconfigurations in Falcon Cloud Security. Which role should be assigned to the service principal to enable remediation actions while following least privilege?
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A cloud security team is onboarding a new AWS account into Falcon Cloud Security. The team lead needs to grant a junior engineer the ability to initiate the registration workflow and view the resulting compliance posture, but must NOT allow the engineer to modify any detection or remediation settings. Which Falcon role should be assigned?
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