Which item would best appear in IAM compliance reporting?

• A. System uptime
• B. Privilege changes
• C. Entitlements, remediation status, and access reviews outcomes
• D. Weather disruptions

Answer: (C)

In IAM compliance reporting, you want visibility into the governance of access: who has what entitlements, whether any identified access issues have been remediated, and the outcomes of formal access reviews. This combination shows both the current access state and how governance processes are enforcing compliance. Entitlements describe the permissions granted to users, remediation status shows progress on fixing identified risks (for example, removing unnecessary privileges), and access reviews outcomes provide the results of periodic audits, including approvals, denials, and follow-up actions.

System uptime relates to service availability rather than access governance, so it isn’t a core part of IAM compliance reporting. Weather disruptions are irrelevant. While privilege changes track changes to permissions, they don’t by themselves demonstrate the outcome of governance activities like remediation and review results, which are what compliance reporting emphasizes.