I read in this question that powershell.exe needs to be added to the list of Windows Defender exclusions to run faster. That seems a little coarse-grained.
Is there a way to make sure that only certain scripts are skipped being checked by Windows Defender, and not anything that is run from powershell.exe?
Are (self?)signed scripts skipped by Windows Defender? Can I add my own scripts to a trusted list of scripts, so Windows Defender doesn't slow those down?
