Which feature allows Deep Security to subscribe to a list of suspicious objects for remediation?

The feature that allows Deep Security to subscribe to a list of suspicious objects for remediation is Scan Actions from Apex Central. This feature enables the centralized management of security policies, including the ability to define specific actions that should be taken when suspicious objects are detected during scans.

When Deep Security performs scans, it can automatically refer to the policies set in Apex Central and take predefined actions, such as quarantining or deleting files flagged as suspicious. This capability enhances the efficiency of threat response and streamlines the remediation process, ensuring that threats are addressed proactively and consistently across the environment.

In contrast, Specific File Permission Lists relate to managing permissions on files, but they do not directly involve the subscription or remediation of suspicious objects. User-defined Alerts enable users to receive notifications based on certain triggers but do not manage the execution of remediation actions. Virtual Network Mapping allows the visualization of network resources in relation to security states but does not actively deal with suspicious files or automated remediation actions.