CrowdStrike
CCCS-203b
Q1:
You are troubleshooting an issue with an Azure account registered in Falcon Cloud Security. The registration appeared to be successful but certain CSPM operations, including asset inventories and IOM detection, are failing.
How can you securely test the hypothesis that these failed CSPM operations are related to your firewall configuration?
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Check that you have allowlisted the IP addresses provided in the public-facing CrowdStrike documentation○
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Begin investigating another hypothesis as there is no way blocked traffic could be responsible○
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Temporarily open up the firewall to all inbound traffic for testing purposesThe secure and recommended approach to validate whether firewall restrictions are causing CSPM failures is to confirm that CrowdStrike's documented IP addresses are allowlisted. Falcon Cloud Security relies on outbound API connectivity to cloud providers, and blocked traffic can disrupt asset inventory collection and IOM detection even if registration succeeds.
CrowdStrike publishes required IP ranges and endpoints for each cloud region. Verifying firewall rules against this documentation is a low-risk, best-practice troubleshooting step that preserves security controls while validating connectivity assumptions.
Opening firewalls broadly is insecure and unnecessary, and dismissing firewall-related causes without verification can delay resolution. Therefore, the correct answer is Check that you have allowlisted the IP addresses provided in the public-facing CrowdStrike documentation.
CrowdStrike
CCCS-203b
Q2:
Which three image attributes can a cloud group be applied to?
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Image registry, Image repository, and Image tag○
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Image cloud, Image registry, and Image repository○
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Image type, Image tag, and Image registry○
D
Image version, Image repository, and Image tagIn CrowdStrike Falcon Cloud Security, Cloud Groups can be applied to container images using three specific image attributes: Image registry, Image repository, and Image tag. These attributes uniquely identify container images and allow precise scoping of policies and visibility.
Image registry identifies where the image is hosted (for example, Amazon ECR or Docker Hub).
Image repository defines the namespace or project within that registry.
Image tag specifies the version or variant of the image.
Together, these attributes provide a consistent and cloud-native method to group images across environments. Other attributes such as image version or type are not used as Cloud Group selectors in Falcon. Therefore, the correct answer is Image registry, Image repository, and Image tag.
CrowdStrike
CCCS-203b
Q3:
You must share remediation recommendations for an IOM in Falcon Cloud Security.
What information found within the IOM Remediation link will help your team address the misconfiguration?
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Severity of the misconfiguration○
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Total number of misconfigurations found for the related IOM policy○
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Related documentation from the cloud providerThe IOM Remediation link in Falcon Cloud Security provides cloud-provider-specific remediation guidance, which is the most actionable information for addressing misconfigurations. This includes direct links to official documentation from providers such as AWS, Azure, or GCP that explain the correct configuration steps and security implications.
While severity and finding counts help with prioritization, they do not tell teams how to fix the issue. Cloud provider documentation ensures remediation actions are accurate, supported, and aligned with native platform best practices.
CrowdStrike intentionally includes these links to reduce friction between security and cloud operations teams, enabling faster and more reliable remediation. Therefore, the correct answer is Related documentation from the cloud provider.
CrowdStrike
CCCS-203b
Q4:
What is a primary benefit of using CrowdStrike's suite of cloud security products?
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Hunts for suspicious security control plane updates○
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Provides a comprehensive security posture by integrating visibility and prevention○
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Monitors file integrity and data loss prevention○
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Provides a dedicated team to remediate cloud incidentsA primary benefit of CrowdStrike's cloud security suite is that it provides a comprehensive security posture by integrating visibility and prevention across cloud workloads, identities, containers, and control planes.
Falcon Cloud Security unifies CSPM, workload protection, container security, identity protection, and detection and response into a single platform. This integration allows organizations to detect misconfigurations, prevent risky deployments, monitor runtime activity, and respond to threats using shared context and intelligence.
Other options describe isolated capabilities or services that are not the core value proposition of the platform. Therefore, the correct answer is Provides a comprehensive security posture by integrating visibility and prevention.
CrowdStrike
CCCS-203b
Q5:
You no longer want to see vulnerabilities for images that are older than 90 days.
What is the most efficient way to achieve this?
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Use a Fusion workflow to hide the results for any images older than 90 days○
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Delete any images in your registry that are older than 90 days○
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Use the Stop assessing images older than (number) of days setting○
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Manually hide any results older than 90 daysThe most efficient and CrowdStrike-recommended way to stop seeing vulnerabilities for older images is to use the ''Stop assessing images older than (number) of days'' setting in Image Assessment configuration.
This setting prevents Falcon Cloud Security from continuing to assess images beyond a defined age threshold---90 days in this case. By stopping assessment at the source, Falcon reduces noise, conserves assessment capacity, and focuses findings on images that are actively used or likely to be deployed.
Other approaches are inefficient or risky. Fusion workflows and manual hiding add operational overhead and do not stop assessments from occurring. Deleting images from registries may disrupt workflows and is outside Falcon's control.
CrowdStrike best practices favor assessment-scoping controls over post-processing suppression. Therefore, the correct answer is Use the Stop assessing images older than (number) of days setting.