Azure Sentinel is a scalable, cloud-native, SIEM and SOAR solution. The challenge begins when you have a multi-tenancy environment to monitor. Learn how Azure Lighthouse enables cross- and multi-tenant management, automation, and scalability.

Like any other cloud services, you can automate most of the Azure Sentinel deployment and configuration. And in this post, you will learn how to automate the core components of Azure Sentinel.

PowerShell is the Automator’s best friend. I automate everything with PowerShell, and you can also. When it comes to Azure, I can’t remember the last time I created a resource in the Portal. I either use PowerShell or IaC to provision resources or modify them.

WSL or Windows Subsystem for Linux, is a feature that let us run full Linux distributions on top of our Windows OS without the overhead of running a virtualization tools.

PowerShell can run background jobs with the Start-Job cmdlet. Most of the cmdlet also have -AsJob switch to instantly run the cmdlet as a background job. Each job runs a cmdlet in the background without interacting with the current session.

With PowerShell V7 on the verge, the importance of building solutions that are cross-platforms in PowerShell is bigger.

Learn how to build PowerShell GUI tools with a real life example

Group Policy. It’s almost the same in every company. it’s historical, contain a lot of Group Policy and if you ever try to touch it, half of the systems stop working.

In this post, I share my journey of automating a weekly update of a SharePoint Online list using PowerShell. Faced with the challenge of importing an HR CSV report, I discovered the PnP PowerShell module, which greatly simplified the process. I cover how to connect to SharePoint, import data, empty the list, and update it, while also addressing the challenge of matching username formats. This guide aims to make your first experience with SharePoint Online and PowerShell automation smoother and more efficient.

Technically, PowerShell has two type of commands history. One is the command line buffer, which is part of the graphical terminal application. Second is the built-in command history feature, that provides detailed information about the commands you have run.