When configured properly, logs can track every code, infrastructure, and configuration change and connect it back to the submitter and approver, including the test results.

False is incorrect because modern audit logging systems are fully capable of recording comprehensive change metadata - including who made the change, who approved it, and what test results accompanied it - when properly implemented and integrated.

When properly configured, logging systems integrated with version control, CI/CD pipelines, and infrastructure-as-code tools can capture every change to code, infrastructure, and configuration along with the identity of the submitter and approver. Change management audit logs can also store associated test results, providing end-to-end accountability. This capability is a key control for compliance, forensic investigation, and change traceability.