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Now in summary,

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we reviewed the PowerShell execution policies that exist

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within Windows and within PowerShell.

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We then reviewed the execution policy precedence,

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and we understood that it starts at the process and then

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ultimately defaults to restricted, if needed.

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We then understood the purpose of the PowerShell scope,

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as in where we can associate an execution policy.

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And then we lastly looked at setting execution policies at

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the various layers. Up next, we'll be controlling the flow

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of a PowerShell function,

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where we'll focus on how we run functions and specific types of code to make it flow into a full script that we can actually execute.