Description: Quarantine release is a critical process in the field of cybersecurity, involving the evaluation and removal of an element previously isolated due to suspected malicious activity. This process typically takes place in a Security Operations Center (SOC), where analysts review files, emails, or programs that have been quarantined by security software. Quarantine acts as a protective measure, preventing potential threats from affecting the system, while release implies that the element has been analyzed and deemed safe for use. This procedure not only helps maintain the integrity of computer systems but also allows organizations to effectively manage the risks associated with malware and other cyber threats. Therefore, quarantine release is an essential step in incident response, ensuring that users can continue working without unnecessary interruptions, provided that the safety of the element in question has been verified.
