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What are the Active Directory auditing tools?
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Asked the question of auditing AD events within the company. The basic software requirements are as follows:
1) Full report on logon/logoff user events: when, where, what time;
2) Audit of creation/modification/deletion of AD objects;
3) The ability to customize alerts sent to the mail according to various criteria;
4) It is desirable to have a web-interface;
5) Separation of users by roles;
6) Preferably a non-resident collection of events.
Maybe someone will tell you something from this software?
So far I have googled the following products that more or less meet the requirements:
- ManageEngine: ADAudit Plus ( https://www.manageengine.com/products/active-direc... )
- Dell: Change Auditor for Active Directory ( software.dell.com/products/change-auditor-for-acti... )
- Netwrix: Netwrix Auditor ( www.netwrix.com/en/ad_audit.html )
- BetondTrust: PowerBroker Auditor for Active Directory ( www.beyondtrust.com/Products/PowerBrokerAuditorAD )
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There is also Adaxes ( www.adaxes.com/)
1) Full report on user logon/logoff events: when, where, what time - yes
2) Audit of creation/modification/deletion of AD objects - yes
3) Ability to configure alerts sent to mail according to various criteria - yes, very flexibly customizable
4) It is desirable to have a web-interface - yes, also finely customizable
5) Separation of users by roles - yes
6) Preferably non-resident collection of events - yes
Despite the fact that it is rather a solution for automation, it is more than completely suitable for audit purposes, it satisfies all requests. Further, as far as I understand, the only question will be the price
It is not very clear why you need SEPARATE software for this, and even with a web interface. Events, including AD-shnye, are logged in the Windows logs. Even if you install some third-party software, it will have no other source of information other than system logs.
Audit of event types is configured at will, using built-in tools (Audit Policies). Filtering and sending warnings can be easily implemented in powershell in a few lines.
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