How to audit Windows Task Scheduler to detect attacks

The video tutorial discusses the importance of auditing in systems, particularly in the context of a Windows 7 Zero Day vulnerability identified by Google. It emphasizes the need for enabling specific auditing settings, such as audit object access, to detect and prevent attacks. The tutorial provides step-by-step instructions on configuring these settings and using command line tools to monitor system activities. It concludes with recommendations for effective auditing to safeguard against targeted attacks.

How can you check what auditing categories are already enabled on your system?

Why might an organization choose to enable object auditing for both success and failure events?