How can you track which passwords successfully decrypted individual documents?

The most effective way to track which passwords successfully decrypted individual documents is through the Password Bank field mapping. This method specifically helps associate documents with their respective passwords. When documents are processed, the Password Bank can be configured to log the mapping between the documents and the passwords used to decrypt them. This allows for a clear and direct correlation, making it easy to identify which password was successful for each document.

In contrast, audit logs typically capture broader activities or events but may not specify password-document associations. Third-party tools might offer functionality to manage or track passwords, but they wouldn't provide the specific mapping functionality that the Password Bank field offers. Processing reports usually give an overview of tasks and outcomes but focus more on the results of the processing rather than pinpointing specific password-document relationships. Thus, leveraging the Password Bank field mapping is essential for pinpointing the exact passwords that allowed for successful decryption of documents.