
CrowdStrikeCertified Falcon Responder (CCFR)
Domain 2Objective 1
Analyze Detection Information CCFR Practice Questions (Page 1)
Part of the Detection Analysis domain, which makes up ~14% of our current practice bank.
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In the Full Detection view, an analyst switches to the View As Process Table. The table shows multiple processes with columns for process name, command line, user, and start time. The analyst wants to identify which process was the first to execute in the attack chain. Which column should the analyst sort by to answer this question?
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In the Full Detection view, which of the following is typically displayed?
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An analyst is examining a detection on a compromised web server. The Full Detection view shows the process tree and contextual data, including the source IP address of the attack, the DNS queries made by the malicious process, and a suspicious DLL dropped to disk. The analyst needs to determine the scope of the compromise. Which additional piece of contextual data would be most useful to assess whether the attacker gained a foothold on other hosts?
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A Falcon Responder is analyzing a detection. What is the FIRST step in the recommended Falcon detection analysis workflow?
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An analyst is using the View As Process Table to analyze a detection. The table shows a process named 'rundll32.exe' with a command line that includes a path to a DLL in the user's AppData folder. The process was started by 'user1' at 14:32:05. The analyst wants to determine if this process is related to other processes in the detection. Which column in the process table would be most useful for correlating this process with others?
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