Which aspect of Maximo can be audited by configuring e-audit?

Question

Options

• ANetwork traffic and data transfer rates.
• BUser logins and session durations.
• CChanges to records and attribute values.
• DSystem uptime and performance metrics.

• A
  6% (3)
• B
  4% (2)
• C
  76% (37)
• D
  14% (7)

Explanation

C is correct because IBM Maximo's e-audit feature is specifically designed to create an audit trail of data changes - tracking which records were modified, which attribute values changed, who made the change, and when. Administrators configure e-audit at the object/attribute level to monitor data integrity across Maximo's business objects.

A is wrong - network traffic and transfer rates are handled by infrastructure monitoring tools (firewalls, network analyzers), which operate entirely outside Maximo's application layer.

B is wrong - while Maximo does log authentication events, user login tracking and session management are handled by Maximo's security framework and system logs, not the e-audit configuration.

D is wrong - uptime and performance metrics belong to system monitoring tools (like APM software or OS-level utilities), not an application-level audit feature like e-audit.

Memory tip: Think of the "e" in e-audit as standing for "edits" - Maximo e-audit captures edits to records and field values, giving you a traceable history of who changed what data and when.

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