Client address: It sets theIP address and the port of the client receiving the quarantined object.

Client zone: It is the zone that the client belongs to.

Date: It is the date when the object was quarantined.

Description: It provides a detailed description of the verdict.

Direction: It is the direction the quarantined object was transferred to (that is, upload or download).

Detected type: It is MIME-type of the quarantined object as detected by ZCV.

File: It is the file name or URL of the quarantined object.

File ID: It defines a unique identifier of the file in the quarantine.

From: It sets the sender address (in case of e-mails).

Group: It is the user who tried to access the object belongs to the listed usergroups.

Kind: It identifies the kind of the quarantined content: file, e-mail, or newsnet post.

Method: It is the HTTP method (for example, GET, POST) in which the quarantined object was detected.

Program: It defines the program that quarantined the object (usually ZCV or Zorp).

Protocol: It sets the protocol in which the quarantined object was found.

Proxy: It is the name of the proxy class that requested content vectoring on the quarantined object.

Recipient: It is the envelope recipient addresses of the object (only in SMTP).

Reason: It describes the reason why the object was quarantined (for example, detected as virus, spam, and so on).

Rule group: It is the ZCV rule group that was stacked by the proxy.

Scanpath: It sets the scanpath that quarantined the object.

Sender: It is the envelope sender address of the object (only in SMTP).

Server address: It identifies the IP address and the port of the server sending the quarantined object.

Server zone: It sets the zone that the server belongs to.

Session ID: It is the ID of the session which requested content vectoring on the quarantined object.

Size: It defines the Size of the object in bytes.

Spam status: It indicates if the e-mail is detected as spam.

Subject: It describes the subject of the e-mail.

To: It is the recipient address (in case of e-mails).

Type: It defines the MIME-type of the quarantined object according to its MIME header.

User: It identifies the name of the user who tried to access (for example, download) the object.

Verdict: It is the decision that caused the object to be quarantined (for example, REJECT, ACCEPT_QUARANTINE, and so on)

Viruses: It describes the virus(es) detected in the object.