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THWACK Tuesday Tip :: How to Harden Servers with PowerShell and Change Monitoring

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How to Harden Servers with PowerShell and Change Monitoring

December 31, 2019

Server and application configurations are a fundamental piece of securing your environment. If unauthorized changes are made to these configurations, you can be exposed to serious vulnerabilities. Learn how to harden your servers using PowerShell scripts in SolarWinds® Server Configuration Monitor. In this video, we'll create a custom profile with several PowerShell scripts to monitor changes to different aspects of your servers, like changes to local administrator privileges, antivirus exclusions, and local certificates.

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donrobert5

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KMSigma.SWI

All of the scripts are posted on Manage and Monitor PowerShell Scripts

krishnamishra0786

Thanks for another wonderful "SCM" video for all.

we need a favor, can you put all these "PS Script" in document pattern (Create a doc page of script), So everyone can take a copy for example and implement as per there requirement.

Thanks - cheers.

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