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Windows Security Logging and Other Esoterica
How does Windows Audit meet Common Criteria compliance standards?
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over 8 years ago
by
Eric Fitzgerald
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Actually most of our auditing work in Windows has historically been done in order to meet ITSec C2 , and later Common Criteria EAL4 requirements. I just stumbled on this document, which describes the requirements and what we audit to meet the requirements...
Windows Security Logging and Other Esoterica
What is up with Audit Collection Services?
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over 8 years ago
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Eric Fitzgerald
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A lot of you have been asking me to write about Audit Collection Services (ACS, which some of you might know as MACS). For those of you unfamiliar with ACS, it's a client-server application to collect, normalize and store large volumes of security...
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