Which actions can be taken to contain a host?

The ability to contain a host in CrowdStrike Falcon involves using various parts of the platform effectively. Each of the options provided represents a valid method to initiate containment.

When utilizing the 'Detection - information panel,' a user can take action directly from the detection that has triggered an alert. This allows for immediate response to individual threats identified on the host.

Contemplating the option regarding incidents, incidents in the CrowdStrike platform can encompass multiple detections or security events. From here, the administrator can decide to contain one or multiple hosts that are part of the incident, which is crucial for addressing broader security issues that may affect multiple machines at once.

Additionally, the Host Management page serves as a centralized location to monitor and manage hosts. It offers the functionality to contain a host based on its status, the threat level, or specific policies set within the system. This is useful for ongoing management beyond single detections or incidents.

Since each of these actions can effectively lead to the containment of a host in different circumstances, the option indicating that all of the stated methods can be utilized to contain a host is indeed correct. Each method offers a unique perspective and operational capability, enhancing overall security management within the CrowdStrike Falcon platform.