I heard some people like the idea of compliance checking, security scores and ASCII arts! so here we are
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Description:
This module offers rigorous compliance verification and security assessment. It enables you to evaluate the conformity of your system based on the security standards and recommendations of this repository. The module employs various techniques such as Group Policy, Security Policy, PowerShell cmdlet and Registry keys to conduct the checks.
Compliance checking strictly follows the guidelines and security measures of this GitHub repository. Any minor deviation from them will result in a $false value for the corresponding check.
This module verifies and validates the security measures applied by the Harden Windows Security script using the same method as the script. For example, it checks Group Policy settings if the script uses Group Policy, registry keys if the script modifies the registry, and PowerShell cmdlets if the script invokes them.
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Release Harden-Windows-Security-Module v0.0.1 · HotCakeX/Harden-Windows-Security
Harden-Windows-Security-Module This module offers rigorous compliance verification and security assessment. It enables you to evaluate the conformity of your system based on the security standards ...
github.com
Description:
This module offers rigorous compliance verification and security assessment. It enables you to evaluate the conformity of your system based on the security standards and recommendations of this repository. The module employs various techniques such as Group Policy, Security Policy, PowerShell cmdlet and Registry keys to conduct the checks.
Compliance checking strictly follows the guidelines and security measures of this GitHub repository. Any minor deviation from them will result in a $false value for the corresponding check.
This module verifies and validates the security measures applied by the Harden Windows Security script using the same method as the script. For example, it checks Group Policy settings if the script uses Group Policy, registry keys if the script modifies the registry, and PowerShell cmdlets if the script invokes them.
