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The Quarantine Files button can be found under "File Actions" on your Search Details Summary page in the upper right corner. 

CAUTION: The quarantine command is a destructive process. Files on endpoints will be collected to a centralized location and then replaced with a stub (placeholder) file. The original file path will contain the stub file and the original is moved off the endpoint. Proceed with extreme caution when attempting to perform mass quarantining of files.

To quarantine files:

1. Once a search is complete, select the files you wish to quarantine using the line item (checkbox) selection and then click "Quarantine Files" on the Search Details Window.
2. Add a Group Name and then select "Quarantine" in the file pop-up message. Select cancel if you do not wish to continue.
3. As a fail-safe step, please type the word "quarantine" in the second box and click "Proceed". The enter key will not allow you to proceed.

A stub file will be created and placed at the original file path. The file name will be "original file name.txt"

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Action Card showing a finished quarantineAs part of the Heureka ACT (Advanced Classification & Tagging) workflow, users who have a tagging license will be able to apply or edit tag information within the Search Result Grid. The Edit Tags function is found under the File Actions dropdown list. 

Single File Tag Workflow

1. If you would like add or edit the tags on a file in your search results, simply select that file with the checkbox next to the file name.
2. Select File Actions > Edit Tags
3. You may add an existing Heureka Classification tag by selecting the "Add Heureka Tag" dropdown list followed by "+"
4. Or, you may add your own tag by typing your tag name in the "Add Custom Tag" followed by "+"

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A quarantine action card will be created display a status of "queued" as endpoints begin checking in and picking up their quarantine request. The status will move to "quarantine" once files begin to be quarantined on each endpoint. File-level status can ve viewed at the far right of the action card grid. If you would like to view the files that are queued for quarantine, you may sort on the column by clicking on the column header.

Example of stub file text automatically created by Interrogate