Which event type would indicate that a file was successfully executed?

The event type that indicates a file was successfully executed is ProcessRollup2. This event is part of the detailed process behavior tracking within the CrowdStrike Falcon platform. It provides insights into the lifecycle of processes, including the initiation of a process, and is particularly useful for understanding when a file has been executed.

When a file is executed, it triggers a series of events that are captured by the Falcon agent, and ProcessRollup2 summarizes these events, reflecting not only the creation but also the execution context and any subsequent process activities that may occur as a result. This is critical for analysis in incident response, as it indicates that a specific executable is running, allowing responders to assess the potential impact and take appropriate actions.

The other event types listed have different focuses: ProcessBlocked pertains to processes that were prevented from executing, DnsRequest relates to domain name system queries, and NetworkConnectIP4 is associated with network connection events. Each of these events serves a distinct purpose in threat detection and response but does not indicate the successful execution of a file.