In today’s blog post, we’ll explore how to efficiently export information about all enabled users from Active Directory using a PowerShell script. This can be particularly useful for system administrators…
Managing user accounts in Active Directory (AD) is a critical aspect of IT administration. PowerShell, a robust scripting language developed by Microsoft, empowers administrators to streamline routine tasks. In this…
Introduction: Managing a large fleet of computers within an Active Directory environment can be a daunting task, especially when it comes to organizing them into specific Organizational Units (OUs). In…
In many IT environments, managing software installations on multiple remote computers can be a daunting task. PowerShell, a powerful scripting language for Windows, provides a convenient solution for automating software…
Below is a PowerShell script that reads user information from a CSV file and sets the account expiration date to two days from the current date for each user in…
Cybercrimes encompass a broad range of criminal activities that involve the use of computers, networks, and digital technologies. These crimes exploit vulnerabilities in digital systems and often have financial, personal,…
In Linux, a user is an account that allows an individual to interact with the system. Users are identified by a username and are associated with a unique User ID…
Baseline hardening for servers refers to the process of securing and fortifying the default configuration of a server to reduce vulnerabilities and enhance its overall security. Here are some common…
This PowerShell script appears to be designed to sync data from a local source path to an AWS S3 destination using the aws s3 sync command. Before syncing, it checks…
To fetch all Active Directory Group Policy Objects (GPOs) and export them to an HTML report that includes details for all GPOs, you can use the following PowerShell script: This…