And there we have it,
we were able to create a triage script with various information being gathered,
output as a HTML, and also output some of the logs.
So the goal of this module was to collect
information, which we did, and artifacts,
which we did, they were the CSV log exports.
And to do that, we obviously went through and created the PowerShell script,
the actual triage script where we built the functions,
the supporting functions, the variables, and all of the options that we needed.
We then were able to generate the HTML report from the values that we
retrieved, and then we were also able to retrieve and save the data that
we collected as artifacts at the same time.
And what was nice about that is that we didn't have to make
multiple calls, we just ran all of the commands once they were in
variables, as long as that session was open,
we were able to access those variables.
So we simply said, use these variables for the document, oh, and by the way,
also use these variables to export as log files. In the next
module, we'll focus on using PowerForensics,
which was the PowerShell library we touched on a
while back, to perform disk analysis.