Which action shows a detection as blocked but is not available in detections?

When considering detection behavior in a cybersecurity context, particularly within the CrowdStrike Falcon platform, the concept of "Block, Hide Detection" is crucial for understanding how certain detections are handled once they are initiated.

The action of "Block, Hide Detection" indicates that the threat has been successfully blocked from executing, which is a critical aspect of incident response and threat mitigation. However, this specific action also implies that the detection itself will not appear visibly in the regular detections list, meaning it is suppressed or hidden from the user's standard view. This might be done for a variety of reasons, such as reducing noise in the alerts or managing the focus on more significant threats that require investigation.

Other actions like "Block," "Detect Only," and "Allow" do not carry the same implication of suppression. "Block" simply indicates that the detected threat was prevented from executing but does not have the element of hiding the detection from view. "Detect Only" means that the threat has been identified but not acted upon, and "Allow" signifies that the item was permitted to execute without any intervention. None of these actions involve the functionality of hiding the detection from the user interface, which makes "Block, Hide Detection" unique in its operational impact and visibility aspect