Actionable ways to improve and secure your code using community insights
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PS Script Analyzer, Encryption, and Security
Did you know PowerShell can provide suggestions on code quality based on input provided by experts at Microsoft and from the Community at large? Did you know that you can create your own code quality standards rules for your enterprise? In this Presentation we will show you how to create PS Script Analyzer rules customized for your environment and demonstrate how to manage and enforce these rules. There is no downside to improving code quality using the PS Script Analyzer rules, let us help you get started!
For our second session. It's time to touch on the complicated world of IT security, secure coding best practices and provide resources for more advanced data security with a focus on PowerShell. We'll show with a few steps, we can eliminate the low hanging fruit that can compromise our organizations.
Our presenter is Jeff Scripter, an automation engineer with Wells Fargo specializing in SCCM, PowerShell, and SQL.
NOTE LOCATION CHANGE
We're still in the Centennial Lakes Business Park, but a larger room one building over. For those of you with us last month, it is the same room.
Join us in the third floor, suite 330, at the 7650 Building at the Centennial Lakes Business Park, 7650 Edinborough Way, Edina (https://www.google.com/maps/place/7650+Edinborough+Way+%23330,+Minneapolis,+MN+55435/@44.8636585,-93.3271825,17z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x87f624115983a2dd:0x7284e746d409d64e!8m2!3d44.8636585!4d-93.3249938), on Tuesday, February 14th . Food and networking at 4:30 PM, main meeting at 5 PM. Feel free to bring a six-pack to share.