The Falcon Administrator has created a new prevention policy to apply to the "Servers" group; however, when applying the new prevention policy this group is not appearing in the list of available groups. What is the most likely issue?
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Host type was not defined correctly within the prevention policy
Most accepted answer: D. Host type was not defined correctly within the prevention policy
Community votes: A=1, D=2
Selected Answer: D In Falcon Prevent policies, each policy is created for a specific host type: Windows macOS Linux When you assign the policy to a group, only groups containing hosts of the same type as the policy appear. If you created a policy for Windows, for example, but the “Servers” group contains Linux hosts, that group will not appear as available for assignment. upvoted 1 times
Selected Answer: D A. Already has a policy: Falcon allows groups to be assigned to multiple policies; precedence (rank) determines which one is active. The group remains visible for selection regardless. B. Group must be disabled: There is no "disabled" state for a Host Group that prevents policy assignment. Groups are active organizational units. C. Policy must be enabled: You can assign groups to a policy while it is still "Disabled" (Off). This allows you to stage your configuration before "flipping the switch." upvoted 1 times
Selected Answer: A Checked and verified on the Falcon console. upvoted 1 times