What happens after suspicious objects are submitted to Deep Discovery Analyzer?

When suspicious objects are submitted to Deep Discovery Analyzer, they undergo a thorough analysis in a secure, isolated environment. This environment allows the system to examine the submitted objects without the risk of them affecting the operational network or other systems. The isolation is critical, as it ensures that any potential threats are contained, allowing for safe observation and assessment of the behavior and characteristics of the suspicious files or applications.

This process helps security teams to understand the nature of the threat and its potential impact, enabling informed decisions regarding remediation and further action. An isolated environment is essential for accurate threat analysis, as it simulates real-world scenarios without risk of exposure to actual operational systems.

In contrast, the other options do not accurately represent the functionality of Deep Discovery Analyzer. Immediate deletion of suspicious objects would prevent any analysis from occurring, rendering the submission pointless. Forwarding to third-party analytics can introduce additional risks and compliance issues, thus not being a primary function for internal analysis. Lastly, placing them into a general notifications list does not facilitate the necessary in-depth examination needed for suspicious objects, which is the key purpose of the submission process.