What is the primary focus of end-user audits in OIMS?

• A. System configuration.
• B. User activity.
• C. Network traffic.
• D. Backup procedures.

Answer: (B)

End-user audits are centered on what people do inside the system. The main idea is to create a detailed record of user activity: who logged in, when they logged in, what records or modules they accessed, what actions they performed (viewing, editing, deleting, exporting), and any privileged operations. This audit trail supports accountability, helps detect improper access or policy violations, and provides evidence for investigations or compliance reviews.

System configuration focuses on how the system is set up, not the actions of individual users. Network traffic concerns the flow of data across the network rather than inside-the-application actions. Backup procedures deal with protecting and restoring data, not documenting user behavior.