Dynamic File Analysis submits eligible suspicious or unknown files to a sandbox, where the sample is executed in an instrumented environment. The sandbox observes runtime behavior such as process creation, file and registry changes, persistence activity, and outbound communications, then returns a disposition and detailed behavioral report. This capability is designed to expose malware that static signatures or reputation checks cannot confidently classify. Orbital Advanced Search performs endpoint hunting with flexible queries; it does not execute samples in a cloud sandbox. A Layer 4 traffic monitor examines transport-layer communication rather than file behavior. Application Visibility and Control identifies and controls network applications but is not an endpoint malware-analysis sandbox. Therefore, Dynamic File Analysis directly satisfies the requirement to execute suspicious files safely and determine their behavior. Cisco Threat Grid sandbox guidance