What happens to quarantined files once they are released?

Once quarantined files are released, they are automatically allowlisted for that host. This means that the files are treated differently by the CrowdStrike Falcon platform upon restoration. Allowlisting enables the system to recognize these files as safe going forward, which can prevent them from being flagged or quarantined again for the same reason. This is particularly useful in scenarios where legitimate software may have initially been misclassified as a threat, allowing for smoother operations and reducing unnecessary interruptions.

The process of allowlisting indicates a trust relationship has been established for the released files, avoiding further complications that might arise from repeated false alarms. It is essential in managing potential false positives and ensuring that the workflow remains efficient.

The other options do not accurately represent the handling of quarantined files once they are released, as they suggest removal or additional hurdles that do not apply in the context of the CrowdStrike Falcon platform's intended management of released files.