If the Endpoint Security is not renewed, the quarantined files will remain quarantined. They will not be deleted or released.

The Endpoint Security quarantine is a temporary holding area for files that have been identified as suspicious or malicious. The files are quarantined so that they cannot be accessed or executed.

When the Endpoint Security subscription expires, the quarantine will no longer be managed. This means that the quarantined files will remain in the quarantine but will not be scanned for threats or updated with the latest threat definitions.

If you want to delete the quarantined files, you can do so manually. However, you should be aware that the files may still be malicious. It is best to consult with a security expert before deleting quarantined files.

Here are some of the things that you can do to prevent quarantined files from causing problems:

* Renew your Endpoint Security subscription before it expires.
* Regularly scan your endpoints for threats.
* Keep your Endpoint Security software up to date with the latest threat definitions.
* Use a firewall to block malicious traffic.
* Train your employees on security best practices.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.

If the Endpoint Security is not renewed, the quarantined files will remain quarantined. They will not be deleted or released.

The Endpoint Security quarantine is a temporary holding area for files that have been identified as suspicious or malicious. The files are quarantined so that they cannot be accessed or executed.

When the Endpoint Security subscription expires, the quarantine will no longer be managed. This means that the quarantined files will remain in the quarantine but will not be scanned for threats or updated with the latest threat definitions.

If you want to delete the quarantined files, you can do so manually. However, you should be aware that the files may still be malicious. It is best to consult with a security expert before deleting quarantined files.

Here are some of the things that you can do to prevent quarantined files from causing problems:

* Renew your Endpoint Security subscription before it expires.
* Regularly scan your endpoints for threats.
* Keep your Endpoint Security software up to date with the latest threat definitions.
* Use a firewall to block malicious traffic.
* Train your employees on security best practices.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.