This script assumes that you have sufficient permissions in your domain both to run PowerShell scripts and to modify user objects within Active Directory. Depending on the version of Windows & ...

Two weeks ago I created my first PowerShell script. It’s nothing special, just a script to disable multiple Active Directory accounts from a .csv file. Still, I’m quite proud of it considering I’ve ...

When you use PowerShell to create an Active Directory account, that account is disabled by default. PowerShell will not allow you to enable the account unless the account has been assigned a password.

I'll be performing a few demos with an account that's a member of Domain Admins, but your account doesn't have to be. I suggest running these scripts, seeing what works and tweaking your rights from ...

In his examination of "Top Best Practices for Windows Enterprise Security Heading Into 2023," Posey provided his PowerShell scripts in explaining best practice No. 6: clean up Active Directory user ...