An engineer configures new features within the Cisco Umbrella dashboard and wants to identify and proxy traffic that is categorized as risky domains and may contain safe and malicious content. Which a

URL filtering in Cisco Umbrella typically blocks or allows access based on categories or specific URLs, but it does not perform the active content inspection and selective proxying for risky domains that the Intelligent Proxy does.

Cisco Umbrella's Intelligent Proxy feature is specifically designed to intercept and proxy traffic for domains categorized as 'risky' or 'greyware,' which are not definitively known as either malicious or benign. This allows Umbrella to perform deeper content inspection of these ambiguous domains, identifying and blocking any malicious elements while still allowing access to safe content, thus achieving the objective of granular inspection for mixed content.

Uploading a threat intelligence database is not a standard configuration action an engineer performs within the Cisco Umbrella dashboard; Umbrella integrates and manages its own threat intelligence automatically.

Creating a new site to block requests would prevent access entirely, which contradicts the objective of inspecting content from risky domains that may contain both safe and malicious elements.