Which one of the following is true about Threat Extraction?

Threat Extraction may not deliver a file if it cannot process it (for example, password-protected or corrupted files), so it does not unconditionally always deliver a file to the user.

Check Point Threat Extraction supports MS Office documents, executable files, and PDF files by stripping potentially malicious active content such as macros, scripts, and embedded objects, then reconstructing a safe copy for delivery to the user without delay.

Processing times of up to 3 minutes apply to Threat Emulation (sandbox analysis), not Threat Extraction, which reconstructs and delivers sanitized files near-instantly.

Threat Extraction always delivers a cleaned, reconstructed file regardless of whether threats were found - it removes the threats and delivers the result, which is the opposite of withholding files when threats are detected.