CCFA-200b CrowdStrike Certified Falcon Administrator

The best answer is Managed Assets dashboard . This dashboard-oriented view is used for operational visibility across managed endpoints and helps administrators understand how assets are distributed across important attributes, including policy-related coverage. The question asks for a “top-ten” review of sensor update, prevention, and device control policies as new hosts are added to the CID, which aligns with dashboard summarization rather than a per-host daily report. The Sensor Policy Daily Report is useful for reviewing assigned groups and policies for hosts, but it is not the best answer for a high-level top-ten usage review. Executive Summary is broader leadership reporting, not the operational location for policy-use distribution across managed assets. The CCFA reporting objective here is policy coverage awareness at scale.

The correct action is to create a Fusion SOAR workflow using the OverWatch remediation and prioritization playbook to contain the host and notify the SOC team. Fusion SOAR workflows automate response actions based on Falcon events. OverWatch detections are high-value human-hunted detections, and a predefined OverWatch playbook exists to support fast remediation actions such as containment, email notification, and related response steps. Emailing the OverWatch team is not the customer’s responsibility; the correct internal recipients are typically the SOC or incident response staff. Blocking “the detection” is not the correct workflow model because detections are records of observed behavior, while containment is the host-level response. Creating a detection is also incorrect because OverWatch already generated the detection.