Cybersecurity professionals use PowerShell to automate security tasks across multiple servers, saving time to manage networks, maintain hardware, and ensure the reliability of IT infrastructure. On the flip side, threat actors exploit PowerShell for malicious activities, with over 76% of ransomware attacks relying on it. Rather than removing PowerShell, cybersecurity agencies recommend monitoring it to identify and prevent abuse by threat actors.
In this e-book, learn how to mitigate cyberattacks with PowerShell auditing. Plus, get a four-step approach to reviewing logs, generating real-time alerts, and responding to cyberattacks.
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