What does the 'Quarantine' feature in the Firebox do?

The 'Quarantine' feature in the Firebox is designed to isolate suspicious files or traffic that may pose a threat to the network. When the Firebox detects potentially harmful content, it moves this content to a secure area where it cannot interact with the rest of the system or users. This isolation prevents the spread of malware or other unwanted activities on the network while allowing network administrators to review and analyze the quarantined items to determine their safety. By doing so, the Firebox enhances the overall security posture of the organization, providing a mechanism for addressing threats without immediate risk to normal operations. The other features listed, while potentially relevant to networking and security, do not pertain to the specific function of quarantining suspicious elements within the Firebox.