What action can the Falcon Analyst perform regarding quarantined files?

The Falcon Analyst has the capability to manage quarantined files, which is essential for maintaining a secure environment. This role involves reviewing, restoring, or permanently deleting files that have been flagged as potentially malicious. The management of quarantined files is crucial because it allows analysts to verify whether the files are indeed threats or if they have been incorrectly flagged, thereby minimizing disruptions to users and systems that rely on those files.

By managing quarantined files, analysts can make informed decisions about file safety, thereby ensuring that legitimate files can be restored while harmful files remain isolated, thus protecting the organization's network. This function is a fundamental part of incident response and can have a significant impact on overall security posture.

In contrast, resetting two-factor authentication, creating custom scripts, or assigning new roles do not directly relate to the handling of quarantined files and fall outside the specific responsibilities typically associated with a Falcon Analyst's role.