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Signing a PowerShell script with a trusted digital certificate is a best practice that every PowerShell user must know how to do. Signing a script helps to ensure that the script is secure and has not been altered since it was created, which adds a layer of security. It also assures users that the script is legitimate and trustworthy. In addition, signed PowerShell scripts can be distributed without requiring each user to individually approve the script, simplifying and speeding up the deployment process. The three parts of this How to Sign PowerShell Scripts guide will walk you through the process of:
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