Simple module allowing parsing of event logs. Has its own quirks...

PSWinReportingV2 is fast and efficient Event Viewing, Event Reporting and Event Collecting tool. It's version 2 of known PSWinReporting PowerShell module and can work next to it.

This PowerShell Module, which started as an event library (Get-EventsLibrary.ps1), has now grown up and became full fledged PowerShell Module. This module has multiple functionalities but one of the signature features of this module is ability to parse Security (mostly) logs on Domain Controllers.

This modules provides Cmdlets for OCI Events Service

PowerShell module to query Windows Event Logs and write events with structured EventData or UserData

A PowerShell module that makes interfacing with HubSpot a little easier

Windows ETW Consumer for PowerShell

A modern PowerShell module for monitoring file system events. Provides a seamless, Python-like experience for monitoring Create, Modify, Delete, and Rename events using .NET FileSystemWatcher.

Easy Asynchronous Event-Driven Scripting with PowerShell

Easy Eventful PowerShell

Connects to the servers in the DBA Database and for Servers above 2012 sets alwayson_health Extended Events Sessions to Auto-Start and starts it if it is not running

Module to write a message to event logs, log files, PowerShell host window and do a task based on the message type

Analyze Windows event logs using AZURE OpenAI (PSAOAI Module).

Backup WSL to Onedrive using Robocopy, Daily Scheduled Task

DockerTidy reclaims disk space with a scheduled task to run docker images prune & docker containers prune

PowerShell module to interact with plug.events.

TikTok Live WebSocket connector -- real-time chat, gifts, likes, and viewer events. No authentication required.

Module for running XQL-queries vs. Palo Alto Cortex or XSIAM API using PowerShell

Sysmon configuration audit toolkit — installed version, config hash, rule counts, event ID coverage, and detection gap analysis

Windows ETW (Event Tracing) audit toolkit — active trace sessions, providers, consumer processes, and ETW tampering detection