Audit Office Documents with Macros with Powershell
Every organisation sooner or later has to deal with Office documents with macros enabled. Risk assessment and auditing are the first steps when planning to disable them via group policy or just to mitigate risk implied.
The priority should target real usage and avoid any untrusted macro. In this article I will try to help to create a simple report where we can simply leverage powershell to find documents with macros enabled.
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Powershell Vs Powershell Core
Finally, one month ago, Powershell Core became Generally Available (GA) and we would like you to show some of the differences between PowerShell and PowerShell Core and together understand why these are important and how it could possibly affect you work.
Installing Powershell Core
I want to celebrate the new Powershell Core edition by showing you how simple is installing it! Continue reading “Installing Powershell Core”

