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Hardening PowerShell: Execution Policy Is a Safety Belt, Constrained Language Is the Real Boundary

Treat PowerShell’s execution policy as a safety belt, not a security perimeter. Enforce Constrained Language Mode via WDAC/AppLocker, signed scripts, and least‑privilege identities to build a defensible automation stack.

powershell securityTasadduq Burneyowner29.3K rep · 16 Apr 2026, 07:23 UTC