What information does the Logon Activity Report provide about failed login attempts?

The Logon Activity Report offers valuable insights into user authentication attempts, particularly regarding failed login attempts. The report provides a count of these failed attempts grouped by user. This information is essential for identifying which users may be experiencing repeated login issues or possible security threats, as a high number of failed attempts for a single user can indicate a targeted attack, such as a brute force attempt.

The focus on users allows administrators to pinpoint specific accounts that may need additional security measures or user education regarding password management. By analyzing this data, organizations can enhance their security posture, address potential vulnerabilities, and ensure their authentication processes are effective.

Other options do not reflect the functionality of the Logon Activity Report accurately. For instance, tracking failed attempts only during peak hours would not provide a comprehensive view of login activity. Similarly, limiting the report to local account types would narrow the focus unnecessarily and fail to capture all potential risks associated with failed logins. Additionally, reporting the total number of attempts from each country may provide geographical insights but does not give details regarding specific user accounts and their login issues.