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- Configure Active Directory audit policy - Splunk Documentation
This topic discusses changing the Active Directory audit policy to allow the domain controllers in your Active Directory to generate the needed events and logs for the Splunk App for Windows Infrastructure
- Enabling an audit trail from Active Directory - Splunk Lantern
The first step is to ensure the Windows audit policies are configured to write directory services (active directory) access and change events to the wineventlog Ensure the following audit policies are applied to the domain controllers
- Active Directory auditing: Whats the best way to . . . - Splunk Community
I'm trying to figure out the best way to report alert on active directory change events I have admon event forwarding set up on our DCs (admon on just one)
- Detection: Windows AD Abnormal Object Access Activity
Enable Audit Directory Service Access via GPO and collect event code 4662 The required SACLs need to be created for the relevant objects Be aware Splunk filters this event by default on the Windows TA
- Active Directory: Group and Membership Changes - YuenX
In this post, I will show you how to enable auditing of group changes, what Windows EventIDs to look for, and how Splunk can be used to more easily find the relevant information Specifically, we will focus on Security -enabled AD and non-AD Groups Related: For investigating Account -related events, see my Account Lockouts and Modifications post
- Configuring Windows security audit policies for . . . - Splunk Lantern
Windows advanced security audit policies provide granular audit logging configurations that ensure the operating system captures a detailed audit trail of events Many of these policies are disabled by default, which can leave critical gaps in event logging
- Get Active Directory data - Splunk Documentation
Active Directory audit policy By default, Active Directory does not automatically audit certain security events You must enable auditing of these events so that your domain controllers log them into the Security event log channel Perform the following high-level steps to enable security event auditing: Create a Group Policy Object (GPO)
- Audit Splunk activity | Splunk Docs
Audit events appear in the log file: $SPLUNK_HOME var log splunk audit log If you have configured the Splunk platform as a forwarder in a distributed setting, the platform forwards audit events like any other event You can now configure audit logging levels like you can any other level on the Splunk platform
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