What do the CPM activity logs mainly document?

The CPM activity logs primarily document password management operations. This includes detailed records of activities related to the creation, rotation, and management of passwords within the CyberArk environment. The logs capture events such as when passwords are changed, who performed the actions, and the outcomes of these operations. This level of tracking is essential for maintaining security and compliance by ensuring that all password activities are transparent and auditable.

In contrast, the other options focus on different aspects of system management. User login attempts would typically be recorded in access logs, while policy changes would be tracked in different log files related to system configuration. Similarly, error resolutions would not fall under the main scope of what the CPM activity logs are designed to capture, as they focus specifically on password management processes. Thus, the emphasis on documenting password management operations in CPM logs underscores their critical role in ensuring the security of sensitive information within the CyberArk framework.