Audit Disabled Accounts
Imagine waking up to an email full of alerts about unwanted access attempts. It is every administrator's nightmare. The truth is that many security incidents can be traced back to disabled accounts that were not properly reviewed. You might wonder, "What about disabled accounts? "Aren't they harmless?" Well, not quite. There are reasons we need...
Building Parameters for Commands
One of my favorite things with powershell is building out splat parameters for commands through the main parameter set. Today we are going to go over how that is done. We are going to do this through the Get-childitem and get-ACL. These are some mighty commands and...
analogy between our brains and computer
Ever considered that we are, in essence, hardware? This realization hit me like a bolt of lightning. It triggered a fascinating analogy between our brains and computer systems, especially for someone deeply entrenched in Information Technology. The Structure of the...
Read Radius Logs With PowerShell
Recently, I have been troubleshooting radius. Radius hasn't changed in decades. I say this lightingly too. The network policy server is a feature that helps with connecting things like unifi wifi and more. Each radius connection produces a reason code. Today we want...
