
CrowdStrikeCertified Falcon Administrator (CCFA)
Domain 1Objective 2
1.2 Create Roles and Assign Users to Roles Based on Desired Permissions CCFA Practice Questions (Page 4)
Part of the User Management domain, which makes up ~12% of our current practice bank.
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A Falcon administrator has a custom role named 'Endpoint Admins' with permissions to manage sensors and host groups. The administrator needs to grant these permissions to a new user, Sam, who is joining the endpoint management team. What should the administrator do?
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A Falcon administrator is reviewing roles and notices that a custom role named 'Legacy Admin' has excessive permissions, including the ability to delete users. The role is assigned to three users who no longer need these permissions. The administrator wants to revoke these permissions while keeping the role for future use. What should the administrator do?
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A Falcon administrator is creating a custom role for a team that manages Falcon sensors. The team needs to install and uninstall sensors, but they should NOT be able to view or modify detection-related settings. Which permission should the administrator assign to this role?
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What is the purpose of editing an existing role in the Falcon console?
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A Falcon administrator is setting up roles for a new security operations center (SOC). The SOC has three teams: Tier 1 analysts who only view detections, Tier 2 analysts who view and edit detections, and managers who view everything. The administrator wants to minimize the number of roles while ensuring each team has the appropriate permissions. What should the administrator do?
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