2.3 Organize Cloud Resources into Cloud Groups to Reduce Noise and Assign Responsibility CCCS Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–14

1. 11foundation · easy

   What is a key management task for cloud groups to ensure proper responsibility assignment?

   • AMerging all groups into one to simplify management
   • BAssigning an owner or team to the group for accountability
   • CDeleting the group after all alerts are resolved
   • DRegularly updating the group's membership to reflect changes in cloud resources
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2. 12application · medium

   A security operations center (SOC) receives a high volume of low-priority alerts from development cloud resources, which are drowning out critical alerts from production. The SOC manager wants to reduce noise and ensure that the SOC team focuses on production alerts first. What is the best approach in CrowdStrike?

   • ACreate separate cloud groups for production and development, and configure alert routing so production alerts are prioritized.
   • BCreate a single cloud group for all resources and use severity filters to show only high-severity alerts.
   • CDisable alerts for development resources entirely.
   • DCreate a cloud group for production and add all resources to it, leaving development resources ungrouped.
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4. 13foundation · easy

   When managing cloud groups, what should you do if a cloud resource no longer belongs to the group's scope?

   • ARemove the resource from the group to keep the group accurate
   • BLeave the resource in the group to avoid losing historical data
   • CRe-register the cloud account to update the group
   • DCreate a new group for the resource
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5. 14application · easy

   A company has a cloud group for its 'Finance' department. The finance team wants to add a new AWS account that was recently acquired. What is the correct way to add this account to the existing cloud group?

   • ADelete the existing group and recreate it with the new account.
   • BEdit the cloud group and add the new AWS account to the membership.
   • CAdd the new account to the group by modifying the account's settings in the cloud provider.
   • DCreate a new cloud group for the new account and leave the existing group unchanged.
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