The document outlines a lab for conducting a baseline audit of a Windows system using WMIC and batch commands. It details various system components that can be queried, such as installed software, network interfaces, and security groups. The baseline script captures extensive information beneficial for auditors.

1. Windows Baseline Audit Script Lab document and Baseline
Script provide a real-world hands-on example of performing a
baseline audit of a Windows system.
In this lab you will use wmic and batch commands to query a
Windows system for installed software, NICs, startup items,
boot list, disk drives, environment variables, jobs, logons,
network protocols, mapped drives, type of OS, installed
hotfixes, running servers, shares, installed hardware, running
services, user accounts, security groups, running processes,
TCP/UDP connections, NetBIOS connections, system
information, and scheduled tasks. As you can see, this basic
baseline script captures a great deal of information for an
auditor.
Baseline Script.bat
Windows Baseline Audit Script Lab.docx