What occurs to hosts that are deleted in CrowdStrike Falcon?

When a host is deleted in CrowdStrike Falcon, it is moved to the Trash, which allows for easy recovery if needed. Throughout this process, the host continues to send events to the console. This means that even though the host is no longer actively managed in the Falcon environment, it retains the capacity to report and send relevant data about its activities.

This functionality is crucial for maintaining visibility into the host's behavior and activities, allowing administrators to review its past events and detections even after the host has been deleted from the active list. The capacity for hosts to still send events helps maintain historical data, which can be valuable for investigations or audits.

In contrast, other choices imply outcomes that do not align with how deletion functions within the CrowdStrike Falcon platform, such as uninstalling the sensor completely or losing detections. Thus, moving the host to the Trash while preserving its ability to send events is an important feature of the CrowdStrike Falcon system that provides flexibility and data continuity.