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Unless you suddenly get sick and your HSM is unavailable? Unless you get a 2nd person on the team (working remotely), and they want to be able to sign scripts
by theamk 3y ago
Unless you suddenly get sick and your HSM is unavailable?
Unless you get a 2nd person on the team (working remotely), and they want to be able to sign scripts as well?
Unless you get some sort of automated CI/CD system?
- MarkSweep 3y agoYou can still turn off the script signing requirement without running a script (right?). Presumably this will be logged to the Windows Event Log, so there should be a mechanism that watches logs for this and alerts someone to investigate.