This PowerShell script monitors local security event logs and extracts information about failed logon attempts. It can be useful for system administrators to track potential security breaches. Step 1: Get the current date and time to filter logs. “`powershell $currentDate…
In this post, we will create a PowerShell script that checks the status of the Windows Firewall on a local machine. This is important for security practices, ensuring that the firewall is enabled and configured properly to protect the system…
In this post, we will create a PowerShell script designed to help maintain the security posture of a Windows system by cleaning up old audit logs. This script will remove logs that are older than a specified number of days,…
In this post, we will create a PowerShell script that monitors user logon events on a Windows system. This script is useful for security professionals looking to track who is accessing their systems and when. It will utilize the Get-WinEvent…
In this post, I will share a PowerShell script that helps in monitoring unauthorized access attempts on a Windows system. This script retrieves and analyzes the Security Event Log for failed login attempts, which can be crucial for identifying potential…
In this post, I will share a useful PowerShell script that helps in monitoring the status of the Windows Firewall on your system. This script will check whether the firewall is enabled or disabled and can provide alerts if any…
In this post, I will share a useful PowerShell script for auditing user accounts on a Windows system. This script checks for user accounts that have not logged in for a specified period, flags accounts that might be stale, and…
This PowerShell script helps you audit the security settings of user accounts on your system. It provides details such as password policies and account status, ensuring that your user accounts are securely configured. Step 1: Retrieve all user accounts. This…
This PowerShell script identifies active network connections on your system, helping you to monitor potentially insecure connections. It’s a valuable tool for assessing your network security posture. Step 1: Retrieve active TCP connections. This is done using the Get-NetTCPConnection cmdlet,…