Identify Malicious Processes Using PowerShell

In this challenge you will need to create PowerShell code on a corporate server to verify the processes in use are genuine and not malicious on the system. You will observe verified and also unverified processes when using your new Powershell code within a lab simulating malicious process identification.

This will demonstrate how to use the built in Powershell capability available on common Windows operating systems to be able to perform customized security actions. This will help you and your organization protect critical machines in a repeatable way.

In this challenge you will develop PowerShell code on a corporate server to check the running processes, analyze where they are executed from and the files they are accessing. You will observe processes when using your new Powershell code and how to analyze malicious processes.

This will demonstrate how to use the built in Powershell capability available on common Windows operating systems to be able to perform customized security analysis. This will help you and your organization protect critical machines.

In this challenge you will use PowerShell looking at the running processes on a corporate server. You will compare the current processes with an approved allow list. Alerting and recording any new process not allowed, creating an alert warning system can be analyzed for suspicious activity.

Perform these actions by remote access, using PowerShell.

This will demonstrate how to use the built in Powershell capability available on common Windows operating systems to be able to perform customized security monitoring and detection for malicious processes. Helping you and your organization protect critical systems.

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