Description: The Quarantine Review Process in security software refers to the steps taken to evaluate files that have been identified as potentially dangerous and have therefore been isolated from the rest of the system. This process is crucial for maintaining the security of the operating system, as it allows users to decide the fate of these files, whether to restore them if deemed safe, delete them if they are indeed malicious, or keep them in quarantine for further analysis. During the review, the security software provides detailed information about each file, including its location, type, and the reason it was quarantined. This enables users to make informed decisions about their security management. Quarantine acts as a protective measure, preventing malicious software from causing harm while its nature is assessed. This process not only helps protect user data but also contributes to the overall integrity of the system, ensuring that threats are handled effectively and efficiently.
