What inspections are executed by the IPS engine? (Choose three.)

Application control is a core function of the IPS engine, which identifies and manages network applications to enforce security policies.

Flow-based data leak prevention (DLP) inspects data streams for sensitive information, and this inspection is integrated into the flow-based processing of the IPS engine.

Proxy-based antispam inspection operates by acting as a mail transfer agent (MTA) or mail proxy, which is a different engine than the flow-based IPS engine.

Flow-based web filtering analyzes web traffic in real-time, matching patterns and categories against policies, a task typically handled by the IPS engine's deep packet inspection capabilities.

Proxy-based antivirus inspection involves proxying traffic to perform file-level scanning, a function distinct from the primary flow-based IPS engine.