Check out the solution in the video T-SQL: How To Audit Login Failures for checking what users have attempted to login and failed. This may be a concern relative to the architecture of our setup and if we are dealing with a less sophisticated hacker.
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Be careful about automation with this as we may see automation users that fail, not because of a hack attempt, but because of a user reset/password reset. This could generate false alerts that we react to when there is a legitimate reason for many user login attempts failing.
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