Which specific types of sensors are reported in the Executive Summary Dashboard?

The Executive Summary Dashboard in CrowdStrike's reporting tools focuses on providing a comprehensive overview of the organization's security posture. This includes a range of sensor types deployed to monitor and protect different endpoints within the environment. The correct answer highlights workstations, servers, domain controllers (DCs), and mobile hosts, which are critical components of most organizations' IT infrastructures.

Workstations and servers are the backbone of enterprise operations, with workstations being the primary user interfaces for employees and servers hosting important applications and services. Domain controllers are vital as they manage authentication and access to resources within a network, while mobile hosts reflect the increasing mobility in business settings, capturing data from devices that are used outside the traditional office environment.

This range of sensor types allows organizations to have comprehensive visibility across their entire environment, enabling effective threat detection and response. It exemplifies the breadth of systems that CrowdStrike protects, ensuring that all critical endpoints are monitored for potential security incidents. Other choices do not encompass the diversity of endpoint types monitored—routers, switches, and virtual machines are important but do not represent the full array of sensors highlighted in executive summaries.