Which role is responsible for creating and editing workflows?

The role that is responsible for creating and editing workflows is the Workflow Author. This role is specifically designed for individuals who have the authority and expertise to design, implement, and modify the automated processes that handle various tasks within the CrowdStrike platform.

Workflow Authors focus on streamlining operations and ensuring that workflows operate efficiently according to the organization's security policies and procedures. Their ability to create and tailor workflows means they can address specific operational needs, ensuring that security measures are effectively integrated into the daily activities of the organization.

The Falcon Administrator, while having a broad range of responsibilities over the Falcon platform, does not specifically own the creation and editing of workflows. Similarly, the Prevention Policy Manager primarily focuses on managing and configuring prevention policies regarding threat detection and response rather than workflow automation. The Dashboard Admin is mainly responsible for managing the usability and display of data in dashboards within the platform, not the underlying workflows. Thus, the Workflow Author holds a unique and essential position specifically for workflow management within the CrowdStrike environment.