
CrowdStrikeCertified Falcon Hunter (CCFH)
Domain 5Objective 2
5.2 Use the Built-In Visibility Reports to Refine Event Details CCFH Practice Questions (Page 3)
Part of the Reports and References domain, which makes up ~8% of our current practice bank.
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A new junior analyst on the security team needs to review a list of all hosts that have communicated with a known-bad IP address over the last 7 days. The analyst has never used the Falcon console before and asks where to find this information. Which navigation path and report should the analyst be directed to?
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An incident responder is examining a Network Connections report and sees a host communicating with an IP address that is flagged as malicious by threat intelligence. The responder needs to determine whether the connection was initiated by a legitimate application or by malware. The report currently shows source IP, destination IP, and port. What is the most effective way to gather the necessary evidence?
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An analyst is reviewing the Network Connections report and notices a host making connections to a known malicious IP. The analyst needs to see the full details of one of these connections, including the process that initiated it and the user context. The current report view shows only the source and destination IPs. What should the analyst do?
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A security team needs to share a Visibility report with a colleague who does not have Falcon access. What is the best way to provide the data?
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An analyst wants to view only login events from the last 24 hours in the Login Activity Report. Which filter should they apply?
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