Which product enables organizations to open unknown files in a sandbox environment and scan them for malware or other threats?

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Options

• Anetwork sandbox
• BSD-WAN
• Ccloud access security broker (CASB)
• Dremote browser isolation

• A
  87% (20)
• C
  9% (2)
• D
  4% (1)

Explanation

A network sandbox is specifically designed to execute unknown or suspicious files in an isolated, controlled environment where their behavior can be observed and analyzed for malware, exploits, or other threats - without risking the production network. SD-WAN (B) is a wide-area networking technology focused on traffic routing and connectivity, not threat analysis. A CASB (C) brokers security policies between users and cloud services (visibility, compliance, DLP) but doesn't detonate files for behavioral analysis. Remote browser isolation (D) protects users by running web browsing in a remote container, which addresses web-borne threats but doesn't sandbox arbitrary file types for scanning.

Memory tip: Think of a sandbox like a child's sandbox - you let something "play" in a safe, contained space where it can't escape and cause real damage. "Network sandbox" = controlled playground for dangerous files.

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