Question 400
A message delivered earlier is retroactively classified as malicious and ZAP removes it from mailboxes. Which response best meets the security operations requirement?
Explanation
Correct Answer
ZAP can take action on eligible malicious mail after initial delivery. This directly addresses the requirement to verify post-delivery automatic email remediation.
Incorrect Answers
Post-delivery action coverage depends on policy and detection behavior. This addresses avoid assuming universal post-delivery purging; it does not directly satisfy verify post-delivery automatic email remediation.
Post-delivery cleanup cannot undo interactions occurring before removal. Its intended use is to assess residual exposure after ZAP, whereas this case requires the analyst to verify post-delivery automatic email remediation.
Restoration requires a documented false-positive determination. That action focuses on adjudicate a possibly false ZAP action rather than the specified need to verify post-delivery automatic email remediation.






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