In a containment policy, whom can change the containment status?

The Falcon Security Lead has the authority to change the containment status in a containment policy. This role typically involves overseeing security operations and managing incidents, which includes the ability to modify the containment status of endpoints based on the threat landscape and the organization's security posture.

Being in a leadership position, the Falcon Security Lead has the responsibility to ensure that containment actions align with the broader security strategy and that any changes to containment status are justified based on the analysis of threats and risks. This level of access is crucial for making informed decisions about when to isolate or re-enable endpoints that may pose a security risk, thus helping to mitigate potential threats effectively.

Other roles like the System Administrator, Falcon Investigator, and Falcon Analyst may have important functions within the security team, but the specific authority to change containment status is designated to the Falcon Security Lead to ensure that such critical changes are managed effectively and in accordance with organizational policies.