![]() ![]() If you need to look for a set of sensitive files, you might want to automate the process with Microsoft PowerShell scripts to save time. However, this approach takes a lot of time, so it is useful mainly when you need to check whether a single file exists. To maintain security and compliance, IT pros need to regularly search for files that might contain sensitive data and that are stored in improper locations. One method is to find files manually using Windows Explorer. ![]() The example below shows how to detect if the $profile variable leads to a directory or a file: Note that you can use environment variables with the test-path statement. Test-Path -Path "C:\Shared\Accounting\*" -Include *.xlsx ![]() xlsx extension, run following code on your computer:
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