Security applications may move files to Quarantine or create backup copies while running malware scans on managed devices.
The Quarantine section of Kaspersky Endpoint Security Cloud Management Console contains three categories of objects:
This category includes files that could not be disinfected or were considered to be probably infected when they were detected, as well as files that were deleted or modified during disinfection.
The Quarantine can contain files whose size is not more than 100 MB. If a file that needs to be quarantined is larger, the file remains intact and Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Windows generates a respective event.
This category includes files whose disinfection failed or was postponed (for example, a file that is currently used by another process or an archived file that is not supported in the current version of Kaspersky Endpoint Security Cloud).
This category includes events about detections that were made during the training of Adaptive Anomaly Control rules in the Smart mode. When processing the list of detections, you can either confirm them or add them to exclusions, depending on whether a detection is actually anomalous behavior or not.
Selecting the Quarantine section in Kaspersky Endpoint Security Cloud Management Console displays a list of files in the Quarantine and backup category.
The Quarantine section displays files detected on Windows devices and Mac devices. Adaptive Anomaly Control detections are made only on Windows devices
Objects in the Quarantine section are stored in encrypted form.
You can perform the following actions in the Quarantine section:
The list of files in the Quarantine and backup and Unprocessed files categories is displayed as a table with the following columns:
Name of the file and version of the operating system installed on the device on which the file was detected.
Name of the device on which the file was detected.
Name of the device owner on whose device the file was detected.
Where the file is placed: Quarantine or Backup.
Last operation performed on the file, including the time, date, and name of the initiator of the operation.
You can sort the list of files by the Name column.
To sort the list,
Click the link containing the column name.
The column name is displayed in uppercase characters. Next to the name of the column, an up arrow (˄) indicates the sorting direction. To change the sorting direction, click one more time. Next to the name of the column, a down arrow (˅) appears.
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