Which TAP condemnation results from an analysis of emails submitted via Proofpoint ZenGuide Report Suspicious (formerly PhishAlarm)?

When an end-user reports a suspicious email using the integrated "Report Suspicious" button (part of the CLEAR solution, formerly PhishAlarm), the email can be submitted for analysis. If Proofpoint's Threat Analysts at the Security Operations Center (SOC) review the submission and confirm it is malicious, the subsequent verdict and any associated threat intelligence in the TAP dashboard will be attributed to "Proofpoint Threat Analyst." This signifies a high-confidence condemnation verified by human experts.

A. Anomalous Traffic Detection is an automated system that flags unusual network patterns, not a verdict resulting from a user-submitted email.

C. "End User via CLEAR" refers to a verdict based on a user's personal allow/block list, not a centrally analyzed and verified threat.

D. "Customer Administrator via Blocklist" is a verdict resulting from a manual rule created by the organization's own admin, not from Proofpoint's analysis.

1. Proofpoint, "Threat Response Administrator's Guide," Chapter: "Incident and Event Details," Section: "Event Sources." The documentation describes how events are generated, including those from PhishAlarm submissions that are analyzed by Proofpoint's SOC, leading to analyst-driven condemnations.

2. Proofpoint, "Proofpoint CLEAR Solution Brief," Document ID: PFPT-SB-CLEAR-US-1021. The brief explains the workflow where user-reported phish are "sent to Proofpoint threat analysts for forensics," which results in verified threat intelligence.