Policy Change Event: 807

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Process Tracking » Policy Change Event: 807

Event ID 807 – Per User Auditing Policy Set For User

Event ID 807
Category Policy Change
Type Success Audit

Event 807 is logged when the Per-User Audit Policy is set for a user. The Per-User Audit Policy is a way of fine-tuning the audit policy based on the environment's particular needs, so that only the success and failure events of important audit categories and objects are logged. Per-user auditing provides a method to include and exclude event categories based on a per-security-principle.

This log has the following information:

  • Security ID
  • Account Name
  • Account Domain
  • Logon ID
  • Security ID
  • Category
  • Subcategory
  • Subcategory GUID
  • Changes

Why does event ID 807 need to be monitored?

  • To ensure security events are not disabled for certain specific users
  • To check if global auditing is enabled
  • To monitor the activity of high-value accounts
  • To check if there is a per-user audit feature outside of standard procedures

Pro Tip:

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Event 807 applies to the following operating systems:

  • Windows Server 2000
  • Windows 2003 and XP

Corresponding event ID in Windows 2008 and Windows Vista is 4912