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When employees submit release requests and the configured policy is SOC approval, those requests surface in the Ocean portal for your security team to act on. Requests processed autonomously by Ocean AI also appear here for visibility and audit purposes. Navigate to AI Response → Quarantine release requests in the Ocean portal.

Dashboard

The top of the page shows key metrics for your quarantine release operations. Soc Screen
MetricWhat it shows
Pending requestsRelease requests currently awaiting a SOC decision
Total requests processedTotal requests handled in the selected time period
Recovery ratePercentage of requests that resulted in the email being released
Time savedEstimated time saved through automated AI reviews
Average per requestMean time from request creation to resolution
Use the date range selector and filters at the top to focus on specific time periods or request states.

The Request List

Below the dashboard, requests are listed in a filterable view. Each card shows:
  • Verdict — Original classification (Spam or Malicious) & Action
  • Status — Quarantined, Pending, or Resolved
  • Reasoning — Ocean AI Agent’s explanation of the classification

Reviewing a Request

Click any request card to open the full details panel.
Request Detail
The panel includes:
  • Complete email metadata (subject, sender, recipient, timestamp)
  • The original email
  • A structured AI analysis broken down into Threat Assessment, Sender Verification, and Content Analysis
  • Ocean AI Agents’s recommendation (Safe / Restore or Keep blocked)
  • Action buttons to resolve the request

Taking Action

Restore

Click Restore to release the email to the employee’s inbox. The email is marked as Safe, restored from quarantine, and the employee receives the email in his inbox.

Keep Blocked

Click Keep Blocked to deny the request and keep the email quarantined. Use the dropdown to optionally reclassify the verdict: Request
ReclassificationWhen to use
As maliciousConfirm the email is a threat (default)
As spamDowngrade the verdict — the email is unwanted but not a security threat
The employee automatically receives a notification explaining why the request was denied, including the AI’s reasoning.

After a Decision

Released emails
  • Restored to the employee’s inbox and marked as Safe
  • Action logged with reviewer identity and timestamp
Blocked emails
  • Remain quarantined with the original or updated verdict
  • Employee receives a notification with the AI’s explanation of why the email was not released
  • Action logged for audit purposes
All decisions — whether made by SOC analysts or Ocean AI Agents — are recorded with full context: reviewer identity, timestamp, original verdict, final verdict, and any notifications sent.

Frequently Asked Questions

With AI decision, Ocean AI Agent reviews the request and makes the final call autonomously — no SOC action required. With SOC approval, Ocean AI Agent reviews the request and surfaces a recommendation, but your SOC team approves or denies it. Both modes notify the employee if the email is not released.
Yes. You can always update an email’s verdict or remediation status via the Decision Center, regardless of how the release request was resolved.
Released emails are typically restored to the employee’s inbox within seconds of the decision.
Employees are notified of the outcome but do not see the reviewer’s identity. Whether the review was done by AI Agent or SOC is visible only within the Ocean portal.
If Ocean AI Agent confirms the email is malicious, the request is denied and the email stays quarantined. The employee receives a detailed explanation of the threat indicators — this also serves as a security awareness touchpoint.