test.com AD Lab - Forensic Logging Architecture
About This Architecture
Active Directory forest with centralized forensic logging architecture using Group Policy to enforce advanced auditing and Sysmon telemetry across servers, workstations, and legacy systems. The Forensic_Logging_Policy GPO applies to three organizational units—Servers, Workstations, and Legacy—ensuring consistent telemetry collection across the domain. Endpoints stream Sysmon and Windows Event Log data to a centralized Audit Policy Store, enabling threat hunting and compliance auditing. This architecture demonstrates defense-in-depth logging practices that support incident response, forensic investigations, and regulatory compliance. Fork this diagram on Diagrams.so to customize OUs, add additional collectors, or integrate with SIEM platforms like Splunk or ELK. The tiered design separates Domain, Services, OU, and Logging concerns for scalability and maintainability.
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How do I implement centralized forensic logging across an Active Directory domain using Group Policy and Sysmon?
This diagram shows a tiered Active Directory architecture where a Forensic_Logging_Policy GPO applies advanced auditing and Sysmon telemetry collection to Servers, Workstations, and Legacy OUs. All endpoints forward logs to a centralized Audit Policy Store, enabling consistent threat detection and forensic analysis across the domain.
- Domain:
- Security
- Audience:
- Security architects and forensic analysts designing Active Directory logging and threat detection infrastructure
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