Description: The Quarantine Management Policy refers to a set of rules and procedures that regulate how files identified as potentially dangerous or malicious are handled in cybersecurity contexts. When a security solution detects a file that may pose a threat to the system, it places it in ‘quarantine’, a safe area where the file is isolated from the rest of the operating system or environment. This allows the user or system administrator to assess the situation without the risk of the malicious file causing harm. The policy establishes criteria for how long files should be kept in quarantine, how they can be restored or deleted, and what information should be provided to the user about the status of these files. This management is crucial for maintaining system security, as it allows for a controlled response to threats, minimizing the risk of infections or damage. Additionally, the policy may include settings for user notifications and the possibility of conducting further analysis on quarantined files, ensuring that informed decisions are made regarding their handling.
