Which feature is offered by the Cisco Advanced Malware Protection for Endpoints solution?

Cisco Advanced Malware Protection (AMP) for Endpoints, now part of Cisco Secure Endpoint, includes File Sandboxing as a key feature. This allows the solution to detonate suspicious files in a secure, isolated virtual environment to observe their behavior and identify malicious intent without risking the endpoint or network.

NetFlow is a network protocol for collecting IP traffic statistics, primarily used for network monitoring and analysis, and is not a feature of endpoint protection.

TrustSec is a network access control and segmentation solution that applies policies to network traffic based on identity, and it is not a direct feature of endpoint malware protection.

DNS Protection, such as Cisco Umbrella, provides security at the DNS layer by blocking malicious domains, but it is a separate service distinct from the core endpoint protection features of AMP for Endpoints.