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In many organizations, Active Directory is a key point of authentication and authorization to important corporate resources. As a result, the user identities stored in Active Directory and the groups they are members of are important points of control and audit for knowing what is being accessed within your organization. The ability to audit and be alerted about changes to Active Directory is a critical part of any organization.
The native auditing with Active Directory can meet some, but not all, of your auditing and compliance needs. In this paper, we provide tips and tricks to make the best use of native Active Directory auditing, as well as guidelines on what auditors and compliance officers look for when it comes to keeping an eye on what’s going on within your Active Directory environment. We also look at some third-party alternatives to native auditing that can greatly enhance your ability to fully report on what’s happening within your Active Directory infrastructure.