The correct answer is B. Configuring a dead-letter queue (DLQ) for the Lambda function can help capture asynchronous invocation events that were not processed successfully. This allows developers to retrieve and analyze these events, troubleshoot any potential issues, and reprocess them if necessary. Even if there are no errors or failures recorded in Lambda logs, some asynchronous invocations might fail to be processed, which is why DLQ is a viable solution in this scenario.