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Before They Become Threats

Identify failed, unusual, and high-risk sign-in activity early with customizable, severity-based alerts.

Audit User Logons in Active Directory

AdminDroid provides deep visibility into various Active Directory sign-in behaviors, such as successful logons, failed logons, first logon of the day, logon summaries, etc. These detailed reports help validate access patterns, detect suspicious behavior, and quickly identify inactive or risky accounts.

Active Directory All User Logon Events

Get a complete history of every user logon attempt in the on-premises domain, with details like username, machine name, logon type, time, status, source, etc. This helps to analyze user sign-in activity and track users logged into multiple computers, troubleshoot access issues, or potential security risks.

Successful User Sign-Ins in Active Directory

Monitor all successful logons in Active Directory to validate legitimate access across the domain. Use the report's built-in filter to review sign-ins for high-value assets, inactive or restricted users, or access from unusual devices or hours, and identify potential misuse.

Active Directory User Logon Failures

Audit every failed logon attempt in Active Directory, along with the source, failure reason, and attempted account details. Configure alerts for repeated logon failures to detect compromise early and take immediate action by disabling accounts or resetting passwords from the AdminDroid portal.

User Logons Using Explicit Credentials

Identify Active Directory processes attempting account logon by explicitly specifying the account credentials, through scheduled tasks, RunAs commands, or remote sessions. This report shows both the subject account and target account details to help trace credential usage across processes.

User Logons with Group Membership Details

Track all successful logon events along with the corresponding security group memberships of the Active Directory users to validate least-privilege. Schedule this report for periodic access review of privileged groups.

Active Directory User Logoff Events

Monitor all logoff events in Active Directory, including user-initiated sign-outs and system-forced logoffs to analyze workstation usage and maintain an audit trail for compliance reviews. Apply built-in filters to review logoff activity for specific users or devices.

Daily User First Logon Overview

Identify each user’s first successful logon per day in Active Directory to support attendance verification, shift management, and productivity assessment. Schedule this report on a daily basis to monitor workforce logon times directly from the mailbox.

Active Directory Daily Logon Summary

Retrieve a daily summary of user logon activity in AD, including the total number of successful and failed logon counts. This summary helps identify unusual login trends and supports quick behavioral analysis.

Monthly User Sign-in Summary Report

Get each user’s monthly aggregated authentication statistics with total successful and failed sign-ins, to review access trends and identify unusual login behavior. Export this report on your preferred formats to provide auditable evidence for internal or external reviews.

Active Directory Failed Logon Reasons

Stop guessing why authentication fails. AdminDroid categorizes Active Directory failed logons based on specific failure reasons to identify the root cause. These reports act as an eye-opener for admins to troubleshoot user issues, strengthen password policies, and detect potential security threats. Configure alert policies for these reports to receive immediate notifications when abnormal patterns appear in your logs.

Daily Failed Logon Audit Summary in Active Directory

Get a daily aggregated summary of Active Directory failed logons grouped by reason. It helps validate account hygiene issues such as expired or disabled accounts, denied logon types, passwords that are still being used by services after expiry, etc.

Logon Failure Due to Bad Credentials

Find all Active Directory failed logon events triggered by incorrect usernames or passwords. Utilize AdminDroid’s built-in charts to identify users with the highest number of invalid attempts and detect potential brute-force attacks on your domain.

Failed Logon Attempts After Password Expiry

Monitor all failed logon attempts by users whose Active Directory passwords have expired due to GPO settings or Fine-Grained Password Policies. This helps admins identify users who have not updated their passwords in time and offer password reset assistance.

Logons from Active Directory Expired User Accounts

Track failed logons that occur when authentication is attempted using expired user accounts. This helps admins detect outdated account usage and decide whether to extend access for legitimate users or disable unnecessary accounts.

Failed Logon Attempts from Disabled User Accounts

List all Active Directory failed authentication attempts made using disabled accounts, along with details such as logon times, usernames, domain, source of failure, etc. This helps detect misuse of old or terminated user accounts.

Active Directory Logon Failure Due to Restricted Hours

Review all logon failures caused by sign-in attempts made outside the allowed login hours to review, validate, and adjust logon hour restrictions as needed. Configure alerts for this to quickly find repeated violations and adjust logon hour restrictions as needed.

Failed Logon Attempts to Restricted Computers

Audit failed logon events caused by users attempting to sign in to Active Directory computers they are not permitted to access. This helps admins identify and investigate unauthorized access attempts targeting sensitive endpoints.

Logon Failure Due to Password Change Requirement

Track sign-in failures when users with the ‘User must change password at next logon’ setting enabled attempt to sign in to the domain. This requirement is often enforced by admins after a temporary password reset or during new user account creation.

Active Directory Logon Failure Due to Account Lockouts

Capture failed sign-in attempts that occur after a user's account is locked. This report helps quickly investigate the cause of the lockout and take appropriate action, such as unlocking accounts or reviewing account lockout policy settings.

Active Directory Remote Session Activities

Remote sessions are commonly used to access DCs and other servers for administrative tasks, but tracking these sessions is not always straightforward. By default, Windows bundles all logons under a single Event ID 4624, making it difficult to separate remote sessions from standard logons. AdminDroid bridges this gap by providing dedicated reports on remote session activities across Active Directory.

Active Directory Users’ Successful Remote Desktop Access

List all successful remote interactive Active Directory logons performed via Remote Desktop Services or other remote access channels. This report helps verify that remote access GPO settings are working correctly and that only authorized users can connect remotely.

Remote Desktop Access Failures in Active Directory

Audit unsuccessful remote interactive logon attempts in Active Directory caused by invalid credentials, disabled accounts, lockouts, network issues, or access restrictions. This report helps identify the reasons behind failed remote access attempts and troubleshoot login issues more efficiently.

Active Directory Remote Session Reconnections

List all the events of reconnections to existing RDP sessions in Active Directory. This helps identify unexpected reconnections, which may indicate network issues, user disruptions, misconfigurations, or remote session hijacking.

Active Directory Remote Session Disconnections

Monitor RDP disconnections across your domain, including those caused by network issues, user actions, or session time limits enforced through Group Policy.

Remote Desktop Session Termination Events

Get all RDP session logoff activities, including sessions ended by users or automatically terminated by computer-level Group Policy settings in Active Directory. This report helps administrators verify when remote sessions are properly logged out.

All Active Directory Remote Session Activities

Track all remote session interactions across Active Directory, including logon, reconnect, and disconnect events in a single comprehensive report. Export or email the report for quick sharing and compliance tracking.

Active Directory Special Logon Monitoring

Special logons indicate sessions where elevated rights are granted at sign-in, making them primary targets for attackers and a top priority for auditors. AdminDroid’s Active Directory logon auditing tool helps admins monitor privileged access in real time and investigate suspicious administrative activity to maintain strong access governance.

Logon Activities of AD Special Group Members

Keep a close watch on all logon events performed by users who belong to high-privilege security groups, such as Administrators, Domain Admins, Enterprise Admins, and Schema Admins. This data helps ensure that sensitive accounts are accessed only when necessary.

Active Directory Logon with Sensitive Privileges

Monitor all logons where sensitive privileges are present in the session token, inherited from privileged groups or granted through delegated access. The report also lists the corresponding privileges, allowing you to filter and identify logons associated with specific sensitive privileges for targeted analysis.

Active Directory Logons Using NTLM Authentication

NTLM (New Technology LAN Manager) is a legacy authentication protocol that Microsoft has deprecated and plans to disable by default in future Windows releases. Despite this, NTLM remains a common fallback for older applications, leaving your network vulnerable to high-risk exploits like Pass-the-Hash and Relay attacks. AdminDroid provides reports to track NTLM logons, helping admins identify legacy authentication usage and reduce NTLM exposure.

All NTLM Authentications in Active Directory

Get a consolidated view of successful and failed NTLM-based authentications in a single report. This authentication visibility supports trend analysis and helps progressively restrict NTLM usage in line with Microsoft security recommendations.

Successful NTLM Authentication Events

Track all successful account logons that use the NTLM authentication protocol across Active Directory. Schedule this report at a desired frequency to identify systems that are still dependent on legacy NTLM authentication and prioritize them for migration.

Failed NTLM Authentication Events

Capture NTLM-based logon failures along with the reasons to identify authentication issues, legacy dependency risks, and suspicious activity. It also helps detect NTLM authentication issues and track resources that need to be secured with stronger protocols like Kerberos.

Active Directory User Session Activities

To track user session continuity, interruptions, and switching behaviors within Terminal Services across Active Directory, AdminDroid lends a hand with fruitful reports. This provides visibility into remote and local session handling patterns, assists with troubleshooting connectivity issues, and supports investigations of session-based access.

Active Directory User Session Reconnections

Capture reconnections to existing Terminal Services or desktop sessions, including Fast User Switching and Hyper-V. This provides visibility into session continuity and reconnection frequency to troubleshoot frequent disconnects in RDS/VDI environments.

Active Directory User Session Disconnections

Track all instances where users disconnect from an active session, including RDP, Hyper-V Enhanced Session Mode, or desktop session switches using Fast User Switching.

Monitor Server Logons for Suspicious Activity

AdminDroid provides detailed auditing of all sign-ins performed on servers within Active Directory, including both domain controllers (DCs) and member servers. By isolating server-based logon activities, these reports help detect privileged access and maintain strict security oversight on mission-critical systems. Built with rich visuals and filters, these audit insights detect risky sign-ins, reveal the source of failed logins, and uncover unauthorized logon attempts.

Successful Logons from Active Directory Servers

Track successful sign-ins performed on all member servers and DCs with key details such as account, logon type, server, and time. Analyzing this report helps validate authorized access, monitor privileged usage, and track routine server sign-ins.

Active Directory Servers Failed Logon Events

List all failed logons across DCs and servers along with failure reasons, logon types, and originating systems, providing complete visibility into server-focused attack surfaces. Set alerts on this data to ensure immediate attention from the security team.

All Logon Events Across Active Directory Windows Servers

Monitor all successful and failed authentication attempts across both DCs and member servers, providing a centralized view for Windows server audit reviews. Schedule this report at a desired frequency to support routine auditing of higher-tier system logons.

Servers Last Successful Logon Audit

Identify the most recent successful logon time for both domain controllers and member servers to quickly identify inactive or rarely accessed high-tier systems. Admins can use this data to support decommissioning or repairing inactive servers.

Daily Login Summary from Domain Controllers

Get a day-by-day consolidated summary of successful, failed, and total logon attempts on your Active Directory DCs to spot logon spikes, abnormal patterns, and anomalies.

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