Which statement about monitoring user activity is false?

• A. Audit logs show user actions, timestamps, and data changes.
• B. Audit logs help with compliance auditing.
• C. There is no way to monitor user activity.
• D. You can configure alerts if available.

Answer: (C)

Monitoring user activity relies on audit logs that record who did what, when, and what data changed, creating a traceable trail for investigations. This recorded information is essential for compliance auditing, showing how access and modifications occurred over time. In most systems you can also set up alerts to notify you about unusual or unauthorized activity, helping you respond quickly. The statement that there is no way to monitor user activity contradicts these common capabilities, so it’s the false one. The other statements fit typical monitoring features: audit logs capture actions, timestamps, and data changes; they support compliance auditing; and alerts can be configured when available.