Good day!

Time for the continuation of ESET basics and practises with this part 2 post.
If you have not read Part 1 yet, you can find it here.
This second part will go more into basic policies, their way of applying and some basic practises.
These basics will not go into specific settings and/or details, but will mostly discuss the logic behind them.
Specific policy settings will also not be looked at in detail.

As this is both way easier as well as totally different compared to Kaspersky policies for example, I will need to explain the logic behind the policies with ESET Security Management Center.

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Today I will go into some tips and tricks regarding the usage of the ESET Security Management ​Center. 
Most of the discussed material will be regarding best practises and ways to set up/make use of specific parts of the software.
As I was mostly used to the managing of Kaspersky Security Center, I have noticed there were a few distinct steps in logic within the ESET way of doing things. 
Hopefully, we can look at those and get your ESMC in the correct direction.
These basics will not go into specific settings and/or details, but will mostly discuss the logic behind them.

Part 1 will focus on Groups, Tasks and Triggers.

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I will continue my information on basic Powershell commands that can help you get further into more complicated scripts or to the very least give you an insight into the logic behind it.
Look here if you have not read part 1 yet.

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My apologies for the lengthy silence, but it has been very busy in my life.
Holidays, several important matters like the purchase of a house and a ton of work at my job have been keeping me busy.
It is important to finish what I started though so part 2 of the basic use of regex (Regular Expressions).

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Today I wanted to mix it up a bit more and combine both the informational posts with scripting.
And thus for people who are new to Powershell ... the basics!

Disclaimer. This will not teach you HOW to script and/or most of the scripting language, there are more than enough good quality tutorial video's and reference material on that. This will simply be a small lesson on how Powershell is set up to work and some tips/tricks that might help you create your first working scripts.

After this session you hopefully will be able to see the idea behind the logo shown at the top of this blog post.

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Today no script but a small informative post explaining the bare bone basics of SNMP.
Anyone with any knowledge about SNMP will have no use for this information so this really will be more of an introduction into this subject.

​So.. What is SNMP?