Operational ProceduresQuestion 96 of 100
Which practice best supports accountability when multiple technicians manage the same systems over time?
a.Using one shared, undocumented login
b.Skipping all records
c.Keeping a change log and updated documentation of who changed what and when
d.Deleting logs weekly
Explanation
A change log and current documentation record who made each change and when, supporting accountability and troubleshooting. Shared undocumented logins and deleted logs destroy the audit trail and hinder accountability.
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