Which role has access to create, edit, and delete host groups?

The Endpoint Manager role has the capability to create, edit, and delete host groups within the CrowdStrike Falcon platform. This role is specifically designed to manage endpoints and their configurations, allowing for effective organization and response management. Managing host groups is a crucial responsibility for the Endpoint Manager, as it enables streamlined operations and enhances the ability to monitor, categorize, and manage endpoints effectively.

On the other hand, the other roles mentioned in the options have different areas of focus. For example, the Real Time Responder role primarily deals with active response actions on devices, while the Falcon Analyst role is focused on analyzing threats and responding to incidents but does not include the privileges needed for managing host groups. The Falcon Administrator has broader access, yet the specific functionality of creating and managing host groups is explicitly tied to the Endpoint Manager role. This delineation of responsibilities ensures that individuals with the necessary skills and permissions are designated to handle critical administrative tasks such as managing host groups effectively.