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  1. Frameworks
  2. >ISM
  3. >System Hardening
  4. >Operating System Hardening
  5. >Operating System Event Logging

Operating system event logging

Topic

Centrally logging and analysing security-relevant events, including configuration changes, for operating systems can assist in monitoring the security posture of systems, detecting malicious behaviour and contributing to investigations following cyber security incidents.

Typical security-relevant events for operating systems that can be logged include:

  • changes to security policies
  • failed user logons and account lockouts
  • failures, restarts and changes to important processes, services and scheduled tasks
  • operating system and application usage, error messages and crashes
  • security product-related events
  • successful process creations and terminations
  • successful user logons and logoffs
  • system startups and shutdowns.

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