Sergiy (4/26/2013)
opc.three (4/26/2013)
PowerShell has security scaffolding in placeYou might be surprised - but SQL Server has it too.
And cowboy developers may (most certainly will) ignore that scaffolding in PowerShell as well as they do it in SQL Server.
Unless a professional admin (DBA in case of SQL Server) will force them to use it.
Look Sergiy, I am well aware of what is available in SQL Server in terms of Security scaffolding and I am sure we could have a great conversation about the virtues of relying too heavily on any one area of a system, or one group of personnel acting within a system, to ensure a system (i.e. an entire environment) is secure. Save your condescending comments for someone else.
There are no special teachers of virtue, because virtue is taught by the whole community.
--Plato