Role alignment
Security Analyst / Technical Compliance Analyst
Executive summary
PowerShell remediation scripts with screenshot validation for selected Windows 11 DISA STIG findings in a lab environment.
Skills demonstrated
The STIG remediation work shows practical secure-configuration judgment: interpreting control requirements, translating them into repeatable PowerShell changes, and preserving validation evidence without overstating compliance.
Full technical write-up available
This page summarizes the scope, approach, and findings. Follow the evidence links for the full technical write-up, queries, scripts, and supporting artifacts.
11
Indexed STIG Controls
Fail / Fix / Pass
Evidence States
PowerShell
Primary Automation
Problem
Selected Windows 11 DISA STIG findings required configuration changes and validation evidence showing failed, remediated, and passed states.
Environment & tools
Lab project
Approach
- 1Used a custom GPT to help generate STIG-specific PowerShell scripts, then tested selected changes and checked the resulting configuration.
- 2Used registry policy keys for Windows security configuration controls.
- 3Used auditpol for audit-policy remediation where the STIG control required audit settings.
- 4Included verification commands in scripts to confirm configured values.
- 5Organized evidence by STIG ID with failed, remediation, and passed screenshots where available.
Evidence
- The repository README maps STIG IDs to matching scripts and screenshot evidence folders.
- The indexed remediations include audit policy, event log sizing, lock-screen camera disablement, Group Policy reprocessing, HTTP printing disablement, wake-from-sleep password requirement, Microsoft consumer experience disablement, Game DVR disablement, Windows Installer elevated privilege disablement, and Kernel DMA Protection device enumeration policy.
- Screenshot evidence is organized to show failed, remediation, and passed states for supported controls.
- The repository notes that WN11-00-000210 remained unresolved and may require policy-level management through Intune.
STIG evidence workflow
- 1.Select Windows 11 DISA STIG finding
- 2.Map STIG ID to remediation script
- 3.Apply registry, auditpol, or policy-related change
- 4.Run verification command
- 5.Capture failed, remediation, and passed evidence where available
- 6.Document unresolved finding separately when local scripting is insufficient
Result
The project documents selected Windows 11 STIG remediations with script-based changes and validation evidence. The repository does not claim full STIG compliance or production deployment.
What I learned
- Individual STIG findings can often be translated into discrete, testable remediation scripts.
- Compliance evidence is stronger when remediation commands are paired with verification output and screenshots.
- Some configuration findings may require policy-level enforcement instead of local scripting alone.