CCIS: CrowdStrike Certified Identity Specialist

CCIS: CrowdStrike Certified Identity Specialist practice questions, page 3 of 5, with answer review and explanations.

Question 11

Which answer properly describes the impact of the policy shown above?

  1. For each new user event of a compromised password: if the user account is Human and does NOT have a never expiring password, this account will be set to change password at next login
  2. For each user with a compromised password: if the user account is Human and HAS a never expiring password, this account will be set to change password at next login
  3. For each new user event of a compromised password: if the user account is Human and HAS a never expiring password, this account will be set to change password at next login
  4. For each user with a compromised password: if the user account is Human and does NOT have a never expiring password, this account will be set to change password at next login

Question 12

What is the outlined section of this Fusion Workflow called?

  1. Parallel Loop
  2. Sequential Actions
  3. Parallel Condition
  4. Parallel Actions

Question 13

What is the best way to create a Honeytoken account?

  1. Creating a Honeytoken user account, using the name of a fake employee in the Finance department, with the account inside the IT Department OU
  2. Creating a low-interaction Honeytoken computer account that is configured to mimic an AD FS server
  3. Creating a Honeytoken user account named MSSQL_Admin, with a fake password in the Description attribute
  4. Creating a high-interaction Honeytoken computer account that is configured to mimic a MySQL server

Question 14

Under which CrowdStrike documentation category could you find Identity Protection API information?

  1. Tools and Reference
  2. Falcon Management
  3. CrowdStrike APIs
  4. CrowdStrike Store

Question 15

In the Domain security overview, there are 4 different goals that can be addressed, each characterized by the specific risks. Which of the following is NOT one of those goals?

  1. Reduce Attack Surface
  2. Pen Testing
  3. AD Hygiene
  4. Privileged Groups Management