Which log records permission-related actions and changes in ePO?

• A. Audit Log
• B. Permission Ledger
• C. Access Trails
• D. User Activity Monitor

Answer: (A)

Auditing permission changes focuses on capturing who changed access rights, what exact changes were made, and when they occurred. In ePO, the Audit Log is designed to record events involving permissions, role assignments, and policy or security settings so there’s a verifiable trail for security reviews and compliance. This makes it the best fit for tracking permission-related actions and changes.

Other options don’t specifically target these internal permission events in ePO. A separate term like a Permission Ledger isn’t the standard log in ePO, and Access Trails or User Activity Monitor refer to different kinds of monitoring (general access history or endpoint user activity) rather than the permission-change events inside the ePO console.