Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/compliance/search-the-audit-log-in-security-and-compliance
Description: Step 1: Run an audit log search Step 1: Run an audit log search Go to and sign in. Tip Use a private browsing session (not a regular session) to access the Microsoft 365 compliance center because this will prevent the credential that you are currently logged on with from being used. Press CTRL+SHIFT+N to open an InPrivate Browsing session in Microsoft Edge or a private browsing session in Google Chrome (called an incognito window). In the left pane of the Microsoft 365 compliance center, click Audit. The Audit page is displayed. Note If the Start recording user and admin activity link is displayed, click it to turn on auditing. If you don't see this link, auditing is turned on for your organization. On the Search tab, configure the following search criteria: Start date and End date: The last seven days are selected by default. Select a date and time range to display the events that occurred within that period. The date and time are presented in local time. The maximum date range that you can specify is 90 days. An error is displayed if the selected date range is greater than 90 days. Tip If you're using the maximum date range of 90 days, select the current time for the Start date. Otherwise, you'll receive an error saying that the start date is earlier than the end date. If you've turned on auditing within the last 90 days, the maximum date range can't start before the date that auditing was turned on. Activities: Click the drop-down list to display the activities that you can search for. User and admin activities are organized into groups of related activities. You can select specific activities or you can click the activity group name to select all activities in the group. You can also click a selected activity to clear the selection. After you run the search, only the audit log entries for the selected activities are displayed. Selecting Show results for all activities displays results for all activities performed by the selected user or group of users.Over 100 user and admin activities are logged in the audit log. Click the Audited activities tab at the topic of this article to see the descriptions of every activity in each of the different services. Users: Click in this box and then select one or more users to display search results for. The audit log entries for the selected activity performed by the users you select in this box are displayed in the list of results. Leave this box blank to return entries for all users (and service accounts) in your organization. File, folder, or site: Type some or all of a file or folder name to search for activity related to the file of folder that contains the specified keyword. You can also specify a URL of a file or folder. If you use a URL, be sure the type the full URL path or if you type a portion of the URL, don't include any special characters or spaces.Leave this box blank to return entries for all files and folders in your organization. Tip If you're looking for all activities related to a site, add the wildcard symbol (*) after the URL to return all entries for that site; for example, "https://contoso-my.sharepoint.com/personal*". If you're looking for all activities related to a file, add the wildcard symbol (*) before the file name to return all entries for that file; for example, "*Customer_Profitability_Sample.csv". Click Search to run the search using your search criteria. The search results are loaded, and after a few moments they are displayed on a new page. When the search is finished, the number of results found is displayed. A maximum of 5,000 events will be displayed in increments of 150 events. If more than 5,000 events meet the search criteria, the most recent 5,000 events are displayed. Tips for searching the audit log You can select specific activities to search for by clicking the activity name. Or you can search for all activities in a group (such as File and folder activities) by clicking the group name. If an activity is selected, you can click it to cancel the selection. You can also use the search box to display the activities that contain the keyword that you type. You have to select Show results for all activities in the Activities list to display events from the Exchange admin audit log. Events from this audit log display a cmdlet name (for example, Set-Mailbox) in the Activity column in the results. For more information, click the Audited activities tab in this topic and then click Exchange admin activities. Similarly, there are some auditing activities that don't have a corresponding item in the Activities list. If you know the name of the operation for these activities, you can search for all activities, then filter the operations after you export the search results to a CSV file. Click Clear to clear the current search criteria. The date range returns to the default of the last seven days. You can also click Clear all to show results for all activities to cancel all selected activities. If 5,000 results are found, you can probably assume that there are more than 5,000 events that met the search criteria. You can either refine the search criteria and rerun the search to return fewer results, or you can export all of the search results by selecting Export results > Download all results.Step 2: View the search results Step 2: View the search results The results of an audit log search are displayed under Results on the Audit log search page. As previously stated a maximum of 5,000 (newest) events are displayed in increments of 150 events. To display more events you can use the scroll bar in the Results pane or you can press Shift + End to display the next 150 events. The results contain the following information about each event returned by the search: Date: The date and time (in your local time) when the event occurred. IP address: The IP address of the device that was used when the activity was logged. The IP address is displayed in either an IPv4 or IPv6 address format. Note For some services, the value displayed in this field might be the IP address for a trusted application (for example, Office on the web apps) calling into the service on behalf of a user and not the IP address of the device used by person who performed the activity. Also, for admin activity (or activity performed by a system account) for Azure Active Directory-related events, the IP address isn't logged and the value displayed in this field is null. User: The user (or service account) who performed the action that triggered the event. Activity: The activity performed by the user. This value corresponds to the activities that you selected in the Activities drop down list. For an event from the Exchange admin audit log, the value in this column is an Exchange cmdlet. Item: The object that was created or modified as a result of the corresponding activity. For example, the file that was viewed or modified or the user account that was updated. Not all activities have a value in this column. Detail: Additional information about an activity. Again, not all activities have a value. Tip Click a column header under Results to sort the results. You can sort the results from A to Z or Z to A. Click the Date header to sort the results from oldest to newest or newest to oldest. View the details for a specific event You can view more details about an event by clicking the event record in the list of search results. A flyout page is displayed that contains the detailed properties from the event record. The properties that are displayed depend on the service in which the event occurs.Step 3: Export the search results to a file Step 3: Export the search results to a file You can export the results of an audit log search to a comma-separated value (CSV) file on your local computer. You can open this file in Microsoft Excel and use features such as search, sorting, filtering, and splitting a single column (that contains multiple properties) into multiple columns. Run an audit log search, and then revise the search criteria until you have the desired results. On the search results page, click Export > Download all results. All entries from the audit log that meet the search criteria are exported to a CSV file. The raw data from the audit log is saved to a CSV file. Additional information from the audit log entry is included in a column named AuditData in the CSV. Important You can download a maximum of 50,000 entries to a CSV file from a single audit log search. If 50,000 entries are downloaded to the CSV file, you can probably assume there are more than 50,000 events that met the search criteria. To export more than this limit, try using a date range to reduce the number of audit log entries. You might have to run multiple searches with smaller date ranges to export more than 50,000 entries. After the export process is complete, a message is displayed at the top of the window that prompts you to open the CSV file and save it to your local computer. You can also access the CSV file in the Downloads folder. More information about exporting and viewing audit log search results When you download all search results, the CSV file contains the columns CreationDate, UserIds, Operations, and AuditData. The AuditData column contains additional information about each event (similar to the detailed information displayed on the flyout page when you view the search results in the compliance center). The data in this column consists of a JSON object that contains multiple properties from the audit log record. Each property:value pair in the JSON object is separated by a comma. You can use the JSON transform tool in the Power Query Editor in Excel to split AuditData column into multiple columns so that each property in the JSON object has its own column. This lets you sort and filter on one or more of these properties. For step-by-step instructions using the Power Query Editor to transform the JSON object, see . After you split the AuditData column, you can filter on the Operations column to display the detailed properties for a specific type of activity. When you download all results from a search query that contains events from different services, the AuditData column in the CSV file contains different properties depending on which service the action was performed in. For example, entries from Exchange and Azure AD audit logs include a property named ResultStatus that indicates if the action was successful or not. This property isn't included for events in SharePoint. Similarly, SharePoint events have a property that identifies the site URL for file and folder-related activities. To mitigate this behavior, consider using different searches to export the results for activities from a single service. For a description of many of the properties that are listed in the AuditData column in the CSV file when you download all results, and the service each one applies to, see . Audited activities The tables in this section describe the activities that are audited in Microsoft 365. You can search for these events by searching the audit log in the security and compliance center. These tables group related activities or the activities from a specific service. The tables include the friendly name that's displayed in the Activities drop-down list and the name of the corresponding operation that appears in the detailed information of an audit record and in the CSV file when you export the search results. For descriptions of the detailed information, see . Click one of the following links to go to a specific table.
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Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/threat-protection/auditing/basic-audit-logon-events
Description: Dec 06, 2021 . Success audits generate an audit entry when a logon attempt succeeds. Failure audits generate an audit entry when a logon attempt fails. To set this value to No auditing, in the Properties dialog box for this policy setting, select the Define these policy settings check box and clear the Success and Failure check boxes. Check de Audit
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Link: https://www.netwrix.com/how_to_audit_sql_server_logins.html
Description: To view the SQL Server audit login trail, navigate to Security | Audits → Right-click the newly created audit and select “View Audit Logs” Now you can read all login audit events in your SQL database. Learn more about Netwrix Auditor for SQL Server Enable SQL Server Login Auditing to Protect Your Sensitive Databases from Unauthorized Access Check de Audit
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Link: https://www.lepide.com/blog/audit-successful-logon-logoff-and-failed-logons-in-activedirectory/
Description: Oct 04, 2021 . Audit Account Logon Events policy defines the auditing of every event generated on a computer, which is used to validate the user attempts to log on to or log off from another computer. Such account logon events are generated and stored on the domain controller, when a domain user account is authenticated on that domain controller. Check de Audit
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Link: https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/aix-audit-how-can-i-monitor-user-logins-and-logouts
Description: Nov 03, 2021 . Steps. The following example logs user logins, logouts, exits, and su by monitoring USER_Login,USER_Logout,USER_Exit,USER_SU and related events. There is an option to monitor SSH login events. This example does not cover log management, or other audit configuration details. The example assumes the "/audit" file system exists. Check de Audit
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Link: https://ourtechroom.com/fix/how-to-find-or-check-windows-10-user-login-history/
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Link: http://rob.lasonder.org/index.php?title=Oracle_User_Management:_Audit_user_logon
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Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/windows-client/user-profiles-and-logon/track-users-logon-logoff
Description: Sep 23, 2021 . Audit "Account Logon" Events tracks logons to the domain, and the results appear in the Security Log on domain controllers only. Create a logon script on the required domain/OU/user account with the following content: echo %date%,%time%,%computername%,%username%,%sessionname%,%logonserver% >> Check de Audit
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Link: https://www.lepide.com/how-to/audit-who-logged-into-a-computer-and-when.html
Description: Follow the below steps to view logon audit events: Step 1 – Go to Start Type “Event Viewer” and click enter to open the “Event Viewer” window. Step 2 – In the left navigation pane of “Event Viewer”, open “Security” logs in “Windows Logs”. Step 3 – You will have to look for the following event IDs for the purposes mentioned herein below. Check de Audit
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Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/exchange/security-and-compliance/exchange-auditing-reports/view-administrator-audit-log
Description: Oct 13, 2021 . Use the EAC to view the admin audit log In the EAC, go to Compliance management > Auditing, and then choose Run the admin audit log report. In the Search for changes to administrator role groups page that opens, choose a Start date and End date (the default range is the past two weeks), and then choose Search. Check de Audit
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Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/exchange/search-unifiedauditlog
Description: Use the Search-UnifiedAuditLog cmdlet to search the unified audit log. This log contains events from Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, OneDrive for Business, Azure Active Directory, Microsoft Teams, Power BI, and other Microsoft 365 services. Check de Audit
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Link: https://sc1.checkpoint.com/documents/R80.10/WebAdminGuides/EN/CP_R80.10_Gaia_AdminGuide/214737.htm
Description: Send audit logs to syslog upon successful configuration. Specifies if the Gaia saves the logs for configuration changes that authorized users make. Default: Selected. To specify a desired Gaia configuration audit log file, run the set syslog filename </Path/File> command (otherwise, Gaia uses the default /var/log/messages file). Check de Audit
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Link: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/view-audit-log-reports-b37c5869-1b47-4a82-a30d-ea20070fe527
Description: View audit log reports To view an audit log report: Click Settings, and then click Site settings. Check de Audit
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Description: Procedure On the dashboard, click Manage Administration. In Ariba Administrator, click Site Manager, and then click Audit Log. Click List All to display all user activity, or enter search criteria and click Search to narrow the list. To change which search filters are available, click Add/Remove Search Filters. Check de Audit
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Link: https://linuxhint.com/auditd_linux_tutorial/
Description: Access attempts for audit log files. All authentication events with the authenticated users such as ssh, etc. Changes to sensitive files or databases such as passwords in /etc/passwd. Incoming and outgoing information from and to the system. Other utilities related to audit: Some other important utilities related to audit are given below. Check de Audit
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Link: https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/debug-application-cluster/audit/
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