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Vendor:	CrowdStrike
Exam Name:	CrowdStrike Certified Cloud Specialist
Registration Code:	CCCS-203b
Related Certification:	CrowdStrike CCCS Certification
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Last Updated

27-08-2026

Exam Duration

90 MINUTES

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Question: 1

Which Falcon sensor installation should you use for a Kubernetes endpoint that is hosting container workloads when you have access to the kernel?

AFalcon Operator Container Image

BFalcon Container Sensor for Linux

CFalcon Sensor for Linux

DFalcon Sensor for Linux deployed as a DaemonSet
When protecting a Kubernetes endpoint that hosts container workloads with access to the Linux kernel, CrowdStrike recommends deploying the Falcon Sensor for Linux as a DaemonSet.
This deployment model installs the full Falcon Linux sensor on each Kubernetes worker node using a DaemonSet, ensuring one sensor runs per node. Because the sensor has kernel-level access, it provides deep visibility into system calls, process execution, network activity, and container behavior---delivering robust runtime protection.
The Falcon Container Sensor for Linux is used when kernel access is not available (for example, in managed or restricted environments). The Falcon Operator Container Image simplifies lifecycle management but is not itself the sensor. Deploying the standard Falcon Sensor for Linux outside a DaemonSet would not scale correctly in Kubernetes.
Therefore, for Kubernetes environments with kernel access, the correct and CrowdStrike-recommended installation is Falcon Sensor for Linux deployed as a DaemonSet.

Answer: D

Question: 2

You have misconfigurations left undone in your AWS environment. This has caused you to rely on a third party or your limited internal desktop security team that lacks cloud consciousness.

What Cloud Security Posture Management setting can you set up to help your security team save time?

AAutomatic JSON File Export

BSIEM Connector

CScheduled Reports

DCloud posture remediation
To reduce operational overhead and help security teams remediate cloud misconfigurations efficiently, CrowdStrike Falcon Cloud Security recommends enabling Cloud posture remediation. This CSPM capability is designed to streamline and automate remediation workflows for cloud control plane misconfigurations identified through Indicators of Misconfiguration (IOMs).
Cloud posture remediation provides guided, cloud-native remediation instructions and, in supported scenarios, automated fixes that align with provider best practices (such as AWS IAM, logging, and networking controls). This is particularly valuable when internal teams lack deep cloud expertise or when remediation is outsourced to third parties, as it reduces back-and-forth communication and manual investigation.
Other options do not directly remediate issues. Scheduled reports and JSON exports are reporting mechanisms only. The SIEM Connector forwards telemetry but does not resolve misconfigurations. Cloud posture remediation directly addresses the root problem by accelerating corrective actions and reducing mean time to remediation (MTTR).
Therefore, the correct answer is Cloud posture remediation.

Answer: D

Question: 3

You are reviewing Top IOMs and find that MFA for Azure has 62 findings indicating MFA has not been configured across all accounts.

Which options provide a more detailed investigation?

AIdentity & Cloud group

BEvent search & Asset graph

CCloudTrail logging & Application Registration
When investigating widespread Indicators of Misconfiguration (IOMs) such as Azure MFA not being enforced, CrowdStrike Falcon Cloud Security provides deeper investigative context through Event Search and Asset Graph. These two capabilities work together to move beyond a high-level finding count and into actionable insight.
Event Search allows analysts to query cloud control plane activity and identity-related events to understand how authentication policies are configured, modified, or bypassed over time. This helps determine whether MFA gaps are due to legacy configurations, recent changes, or specific identities or services.
Asset Graph provides a visual and relational view of cloud identities, subscriptions, roles, and permissions. It enables analysts to see which users, service principals, or resources are affected by missing MFA enforcement and how they are connected across the environment.
The other options do not provide the same depth of investigation. Identity & Cloud Group is primarily used for scoping visibility, while CloudTrail logging is AWS-specific and not applicable to Azure MFA findings. Therefore, the correct answer is Event search & Asset graph.

Answer: B

Question: 4

How can unassessed images be a security concern in your cloud environment?

AThey are actively running in your environment but have not been checked for vulnerabilities

BThey are actively running in your environment but do not have the Falcon Container Sensor installed

CThey are in one of your connected image registries but have never been actively running in your environment

DThey are in one of your connected image registries but have not been checked for vulnerabilities
Unassessed images pose a security risk because they exist in connected image registries but have not been evaluated for vulnerabilities. Even if they are not currently running, these images can be deployed at any time, potentially introducing critical vulnerabilities, secrets, or malware into production environments.
Falcon Cloud Security emphasizes proactive image assessment to ensure risks are identified before deployment. Unassessed images represent blind spots where vulnerabilities may go unnoticed until runtime, increasing exposure and response time.
Options describing actively running containers are incorrect because running workloads are typically assessed through runtime sensors. The primary concern with unassessed images is their unknown risk posture prior to use.
Therefore, the correct answer is They are in one of your connected image registries but have not been checked for vulnerabilities.

Answer: D

Question: 5

You are investigating unassessed images using Falcon Cloud Security.

What widget displays current totals of assessed and unassessed images in the Registry connections section under Image assessment settings?

AImage processing

BAssessed images

CConnection status

DRegistry assessment status
In Falcon Cloud Security, the Registry assessment status widget provides visibility into the current state of container image assessments for connected registries. This widget displays aggregate totals of assessed and unassessed images, allowing analysts to quickly determine whether images are being successfully scanned.
When investigating unassessed images, this widget is the primary starting point because it reflects real-time assessment coverage across all configured registry connections. It helps identify gaps caused by authentication failures, network restrictions, throttling, or configuration limits such as assessment age thresholds.
Other widgets provide narrower views. Image processing focuses on images currently being scanned, Assessed images only shows completed scans without highlighting gaps, and Connection status reflects connectivity health but not assessment coverage.
CrowdStrike documentation and UI design emphasize the Registry assessment status widget as the authoritative summary for image assessment completeness. Therefore, the correct answer is Registry assessment status.

Answer: D

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