This PowerShell script generates a report on user account status within Active Directory. It helps system administrators quickly identify locked accounts, accounts that have expired, and users who have been inactive for a specified period. This aids in maintaining security…

This PowerShell script helps administrators monitor disk space usage on specified drives. By automating this task, the script ensures timely warnings about low disk space, helping to maintain system performance and prevent potential issues. Step 1: Define Variables for Drive…

This PowerShell script audits user accounts in Active Directory to identify accounts that may pose security risks. It checks for accounts that are disabled, expired, or have never been logged into, allowing administrators to take appropriate actions. Step 1: Import…

In this post, we will share a useful PowerShell script that audits user accounts for security compliance. This script will help system administrators identify inactive user accounts and report them for further action. This is an important step in maintaining…

This PowerShell script efficiently synchronizes files from a local directory to a remote server or network share. It ensures that only new or updated files are copied, minimizing bandwidth and time. Step 1: Define Local and Remote Directories In this…

This PowerShell script monitors system performance by checking CPU and memory usage, providing an overview of resource consumption and potential bottlenecks. Step 1: Retrieve System Performance Data In this initial step, we will gather the current CPU and memory usage…

This PowerShell script efficiently backs up files from a specified source directory to a designated backup directory. It provides error handling and logging for a seamless experience. Step 1: Define Source and Backup Directories In this step, we will specify…

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,…