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This PowerShell script connects to the SharePoint Online Admin Center using certificate-based authentication and audits all SharePoint Online site collections to identify sites where Custom Script is enabled. The results are exported to a timestamped CSV report containing key site metadata, including site name, URL, owner, template, creation date, and execution metadata for audit purposes. The script is designed for Microsoft 365 administrators who require a tenant-wide inventory of sites that permit custom scripting, enabling governance, security, and compliance reviews.
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This PowerShell script connects to the SharePoint Online Admin Center using certificate-based authentication and audits all SharePoint Online site collections to identify sites where Custom Script is enabled. The results are exported to a timestamped CSV report containing key site metadata, including site name, URL, owner, template, creation date, and execution metadata for audit purposes.
The script is designed for Microsoft 365 administrators who require a tenant-wide inventory of sites that permit custom scripting, enabling governance, security, and compliance reviews.