An organization has been experiencing issues with deleted network share data and improperly assigned permissions. Which of the following would best help track and remediate these issues?

Data Loss Prevention (DLP) focuses on preventing sensitive data from being leaked or misused, rather than tracking changes or monitoring file permissions. While DLP can help protect data, it does not specifically address the issues of deleted data or improper permissions, making it less effective for the situation described.

Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) is primarily concerned with detecting and responding to threats on endpoints, such as malware or other malicious activities. EDR tools provide insights into endpoint security events but do not specialize in monitoring file integrity or permissions, which are crucial for managing network share data issues.

Access Control Lists (ACL) define permissions for users and groups regarding resource access, but they do not monitor or track changes over time. While implementing ACLs is essential for managing permissions, they do not provide the historical tracking or alerting needed to identify and remediate issues related to deleted data or unauthorized permission changes.