Which security feature is designed to discover and stop zero-day attacks?

Capture ATP (Advanced Threat Protection) is a security feature designed specifically to detect and mitigate zero-day attacks. Zero-day vulnerabilities are newly discovered security flaws that are not yet known to the software vendor or antivirus companies, making them particularly dangerous. Capture ATP utilizes advanced techniques such as sandboxing to analyze files in a controlled environment before they are allowed to interact with the network. This proactive analysis enables it to identify malicious behavior associated with zero-day threats that traditional signature-based detection methods may miss.

In addition to its sandboxing capabilities, Capture ATP integrates threat intelligence and machine learning to continually improve its detection protocols, ensuring enhanced protection against evolving attack vectors. This specific focus on unknown threats distinguishes Capture ATP from other options, which serve different security functions, such as establishing secure virtual private networks or analyzing traditional network traffic logs.