Security Features of PowerShell 7 with Mike O'Neill

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How secure are your PowerShell scripts? Richard talks to Mike O'Neill about the powerful security features introduced with PowerShell 7.3 and above, including session configuration files and clean blocks. Mike talks about how some organizations are strict about installing anything on servers, including the latest version of PowerShell - which is one of the reasons 5.1 has persisted so long. But that ends with 26H2 and opens the door to securing your PowerShell with strict controls over accounts, cmdlets, and more! The latest PowerShell makes it easier to have just enough administration - and makes it harder for the black hats to exploit!

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Recorded July 9, 2026

 

Mike O'Neill endeavors to empower engineers as much as possible with sharing of information and overall IT knowledge. He is currently a Microsoft Cloud Solution Architect (CSA) focusing on PowerShell, MS Graph API, and Exchange, with ongoing delivers of all the PowerShell workshops, Exchange, and MS Graph API content. He is continually looking for new methods to help improve IT engineer's efficiency and knowledge about PowerShell, MS Graph API, and Exchange. Mike also updates occasional posts to his general blog https://mikeoneill.blog page and updates the Exchange Add-In PS module https://mikeoneill.blog/exchange_addin/ from time to time.
 

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