You can use ETW to trace system calls. When starting the trace, in EVENT_TRACE_PROPERTIES, you can add EVENT_TRACE_FLAG_SYSTEMCALL flag to EnableFlags. This enables SysCallEnter and SysCallLeave events, as described here.
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