Which of the following is NOT considered a Check Point API?

The Gateway API is not classified as a Check Point API in the typical framework used for managing Check Point security environments. The Management API, Threat Prevention API, and OPSC SDK are designed for different aspects of managing and integrating security features and policies.

The Management API is essential for handling configuration, management tasks, and automation of Check Point Management servers. It enables administrators to perform actions like pushing policies, retrieving logs, and managing security resources programmatically.

The Threat Prevention API focuses on integrating and managing the threat prevention features of Check Point products, allowing users to interact with functionalities related to threat intelligence, security events, and the overall threat posture of the network.

The OPSC SDK (Open Platform Security Controller Software Development Kit) provides tools for developers to create applications that can leverage Check Point's security features, enabling enhanced integrations and customized security solutions.

In contrast, while the term "Gateway" is often used in the context of Check Point products, the Gateway API is not a recognized formal API like the others listed, which are designed specifically for interaction and automation with Check Point's systems and functionalities.