What happens to a file when its release from quarantine is undone in CrowdStrike Falcon?

When the release from quarantine is undone in CrowdStrike Falcon, the file is subject to further scrutiny and remains in a blocked state. This means that if the file is attempted to be executed again, it is immediately quarantined due to its previous status as potentially malicious. The purpose of this behavior is to ensure that any files that have previously been flagged as suspicious do not pose a security risk when reintroduced into the environment. By keeping the file blocked, the platform enhances overall security by minimizing the chances of inadvertently executing potentially harmful content.

Meanwhile, options that suggest the file would be restored and executed, treated as clean, or deleted permanently do not align with the functionality of Falcon's quarantine management. The platform emphasizes a proactive stance on security, retaining control over files previously suspected of being harmful rather than allowing them back into the system without further evaluation.