What information can a user access once granted audit trail access?

When a user is granted audit trail access, they are able to view changes made to various areas of the system, including those changes pertaining to instances that they wouldn't typically have access to with their normal view permissions. This capability is essential for auditing purposes, as it allows designated users, such as auditors or compliance officers, to have a comprehensive understanding of all modifications within the system, ensuring accountability and transparency.

Other options might suggest limited access. For example, access to information only about changes made by the user themselves would restrict the scope of their audit capabilities, undermining the purpose of an audit trail. Similarly, access to general security logs or changes only within accessible areas would not fulfill the need for a complete audit view, which includes all changes across various instances, regardless of the user's normal access rights.