During the stabilization phase of recently deployed software, the project manager will most likely use a defect
log to track and manage reported bugs. A defect log is a document that contains information about the defects
or issues identified during testing or after the deployment of software. It includes the severity of the defect, the
steps to reproduce the problem, and the actions taken to resolve the defect. References: CompTIA Project+
Study Guide Section 4.1.
The project manager will most likely use a defect log during the stabilization phase for recently deployed
software to record a bug that is compromising data integrity. A defect log is a tool that tracks and documents
any errors or flaws found in a software product or system during testing or operation. It usually includes
information such as defect ID, description, severity, priority, status, resolution, and responsible person. A
defect log can help to monitor and manage the quality of the software product or system and ensure that all
defects are identified and resolved before delivery or release.