In the Connected Threat Defense settings, what option needs to be adjusted to use Apex Central's Suspicious Object List?

To utilize Apex Central's Suspicious Object List within the Connected Threat Defense settings, the option needs to be set to "On" or "Inherited." This setting activates the feature that allows the integration of the Suspicious Object List, which is essential for enhancing threat detection and response capabilities. By enabling this option, the security system can better leverage the comprehensive data about suspicious objects gathered from various endpoints, offering heightened protection against potential threats.

This activation is crucial because without it, the security system would not be able to access the Suspicious Object List, which plays a vital role in identifying and mitigating threats proactively. Setting this feature ensures that security defenses are continuously informed by the latest threat intelligence provided by Apex Central.

On the other hand, options such as enabling multi-tenancy, configuring scan actions, or setting an unspecified option to Active do not directly facilitate the usage of the Suspicious Object List. Those settings pertain to different aspects of functionality within the security management framework and do not impact the integration of the specific list necessary for detecting suspicious objects.