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Change Auditor for Logon Activity 7.4 - Event Reference Guide

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Introduction Change Auditor for Logon Activity Events

Active Directory Federation Services - Sign-in Authentication Activity Azure Active Directory Sign-Ins Azure Active Directory Sign-in Risk Event Domain Controller Authentication Logon Session

Introduction

Information about login and log out activity is important for regulatory compliance and user activity tracking. There are two auditing modules provided to allow you to collect this important activity:

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The Change Auditor for Logon Activity User auditing module enables server agents to generate the following events:

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Authentication activity (interactive, remote interactive and network logins) including successful and failed logins performed on monitored servers

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Domain Controller authentication activity (Kerberos), including successful and failed requests (Domain Controller agents only)

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User log on session activity (the actual time spent on a server)

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The Change Auditor for Logon Activity Workstation auditing module enables workstation agents to generate the following events:

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Authentication activity (interactive, remote interactive and network logins), including successful and failed logins performed on monitored workstations

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User log on session activity (the actual time spent on a workstation)


	NOTE: Network login and successful domain authentication (Kerberos) events are disabled by default and must first be enabled in the client before they are captured. Use the Audit Events page on the Administration Tasks tab to enable events.


	NOTE: Starting with Change Auditor 6.5, these auditing modules eliminate the dependency on Quest InTrust and the Change Auditor Data Gateway Service to capture login activity.

This guide lists the events captured by these two Change Auditor for Logon Activity auditing modules. Separate event reference guides are available that list the core Change Auditor events (when any Change Auditor license is applied) and the events captured when the different auditing modules are licensed.

Change Auditor for Logon Activity Events

This section lists the audited events captured by the two Change Auditor for Logon Activity auditing modules. They are listed in alphabetical order by facility:

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Active Directory Federation Services - Sign-in

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Authentication Activity

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Azure Active Directory Sign-Ins

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Azure Active Directory Sign-in Risk Event

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Azure Active Directory Sign-in Risk Event

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	IMPORTANT: When expecting large numbers of events, it may be necessary to increase the Max Events per Connection setting in the client (Agent Configuration on the Administration Tasks tab) to avoid an ever-increasing backlog of events waiting to be sent from the agent to the coordinator database.


	NOTE: To view a complete list of all events, open the Audit Events page on the Administration Tasks tab in the client. This page contains a list of all the events available for auditing by Change Auditor. It also displays the facility to which the event belongs, the severity assigned to each event, if the event is enabled or disabled, and the type of license that is required to capture each event.

Active Directory Federation Services - Sign-in

Table 1. Active Directory Federation Services - Sign-in events
Event	Description	Severity
Failed Active Directory Federation Services sign-in	Created when a user fails to sign in using Active Directory Federation Services.	Medium
Successful Active Directory Federation Services sign-in	Created when a user successfully signs in using Active Directory Federation Services.	Low

Authentication Activity

IMPORTANT: To capture Authentication Activity events, you must first enable (that is, set to Success,Failure) the ‘Audit Logon events’ audit policy for all servers and workstations.

Domain - Group Policy:

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Default Domain Policy\Computer Configuration\Windows Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies\Audit Policy\Audit logon events

Workgroup - Local Group Policy:

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Local Computer Policy\Computer Configuration\Windows Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies\Audit Policy\Audit logon events


	NOTE: Authentication Activity events for servers are available with the Change Auditor for Logon Activity User auditing module. Authentication Activity events for workstations require the Change Auditor for Logon Activity Workstation auditing module and workstation agents to be deployed to the workstations to be monitored.

Table 2. Authentication Activity events
Event	Description	Severity
User failed to log on interactively	Created when a user failed to log on interactively to a computer. Windows Event equivalent: 529/4625	Medium
User failed to log on interactively from a remote computer	Created when a user failed to log on interactively from a remote computer. Windows Event: 529/4625	Medium
User failed to perform a network logon from a remote computer	Created when a user failed to log on from a remote computer on the network. (Disabled by default) Windows Event equivalent: 529/4625	Medium
User logged on interactively	Created when a user successfully logged on interactively to a computer. Windows Event equivalent: 528/4624 NOTE: When logging onto a monitored Windows 2012 or 2012 R2 server or a Windows 8.1 workstation, you may see additional events with ‘Windows Manager\DWM-n’ in the who information. This is expected behavior because the logon is being performed by the system.	Medium
User logged on interactively from a remote computer	Created when a user successfully logged on interactively from a remote computer. Windows Event equivalent: 528/4624	Medium
User performed a successful network logon from a remote computer	Crated when a user successfully logged on from a remote computer on the network. (Disabled by default) Windows Event equivalent: 540/4624	Medium
User performed a successful NTLM V1 logon	Created when a user successfully logged into server through NTLM V1. (Disabled by default)	Medium
User performed a successful NTLM V2 logon	Created when a user successfully logged into server through NTLM V2. (Disabled by default)	Low

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