Document findings clearly track remediation steps and sustain accountability throughout the evaluation is the correct option.

Document findings clearly track remediation steps and sustain accountability throughout the evaluation is correct because clear, well structured documentation creates a traceable record of weaknesses and the actions taken to remediate them and it assigns ownership for each action so accountability is maintained throughout the compliance process.

When findings are recorded in a consistent way the team can measure progress, resolve issues more efficiently, and demonstrate to auditors and regulators that controls were assessed and remediated as required and this improves final outcomes and reduces repeat findings.

Cloud Audit Logs is incorrect because it refers to a data source rather than a communication practice and logs alone do not ensure that findings are communicated, tracked, or acted upon.

Prevent any issues from being recorded is incorrect because hiding or omitting issues destroys transparency and undermines compliance and it prevents the organization from remediating real risks.

Proceed faster with assessments even if precision is compromised is incorrect because sacrificing accuracy for speed increases the chance of missed findings and poor remediation and it degrades the quality and credibility of the compliance review.

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