Which data model should be checked for errors if the Remote Access panel is not populating with recent data?

The Authentication data model should be checked for errors if the Remote Access panel is not populating with recent data because the Remote Access panel typically relies on logs related to user authentication, logins, and other related activities that are primarily captured under the Authentication data model. This model aggregates data from various sources that track user access and authentication attempts, making it key to monitoring remote access activities.

If there are issues or errors within the Authentication data model, such as misconfigured data inputs, missing logs, or indexing problems, the Remote Access panel would not receive the data it needs to display recent activity. Therefore, ensuring that the Authentication data model is functioning correctly is essential for accurate and up-to-date monitoring of remote access events. The other data models listed—Web, Risk, and Performance—are important for different types of analysis and reporting but do not directly correlate with the data required for the Remote Access panel.