Powershell Constrained Language Mode

Either with AppLocker \ WDAC or

Check

$ExecutionContext.SessionState.LanguageMode
  1. Create/Edit a GPO: In Group Policy Management, create a new GPO (e.g., “Set CLM to 4”).
  2. Navigate to Preferences: Go to Computer Configuration > Preferences > Windows Settings > Environment.
  3. Add Variable: Right-click, select New > Environment Variable.
    • Action: Update
    • Name: __PSLockdownPolicy
    • Value: 4
    • Type: System Variable

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