What happens to new detections after a host is deleted in the system?

When a host is deleted from the CrowdStrike system, any new detections associated with that host are no longer visible. This is because the act of deleting a host effectively removes its data and associations within the system, leading to the absence of any new detections that may have occurred after the host was removed. The integrity of the data reflects the current state of hosts in the system, and once a host is deleted, all related information, including new detections, is also cleared from the user's accessible view.

In contrast, other options, such as visibility of detections or sending them to the cloud, do not accurately represent the flow of information once a host is deleted. The system is designed to manage data relevancy and integrity based on active host status, ensuring that only current and live hosts are represented in the detection landscape.