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Updated February 7, 2017
This article provides steps to locate events for Group Policy Object (GPO) changes in your domain.
If your audit policy is logging these events, you can use below query to find them using nDepth in LEM. However, these events do not contain much information besides which GPO was changed, when it was changed, and who made the change.
In nDepth, perform a query with this condition:
ObjectAudit.ObjectType = groupPolicyContainer
That will return any create, delete, or edit events for GPOs. If you are looking for a change to a specific policy, you can verify which GPO the event is referring to by comparing the CN in the ObjectName field with the Unique ID in the policy itself in Group Policy Management on your server. See the following images:
