SandBlast has several functional components that work together to ensure that attacks are prevented in real-time. Which the following is NOT part of the SandBlast component?

Threat Emulation is a core SandBlast component that executes suspicious files in isolated virtual environments to detect zero-day and unknown malware before it reaches users.

Mobile Access is associated with Check Point's SandBlast Mobile solution, which extends SandBlast threat prevention to mobile devices, giving it a recognized role within the broader SandBlast product family.

The Mail Transfer Agent (MTA) is a network delivery mechanism that allows a gateway to intercept and hold SMTP traffic for inspection, but it is not a core SandBlast component in its own right. The primary SandBlast components - Threat Emulation, Threat Extraction, and ThreatCloud - perform the actual threat detection, sandboxing, and intelligence functions that define the SandBlast suite.

ThreatCloud is a core SandBlast component providing real-time collaborative threat intelligence derived from a global network of Check Point gateways and sensors.