PowerShell scripts are an effective tool for automating tasks, but with great power comes a need for security.

The latest version of Advanced Installer introduces a new predefined custom action that enables copying Current User registry values to all users during installation.

The ImageMagick team has recently adopted Trusted Signing to enhance the security and reliability of its binaries and installers.

In today's IT world, keeping software distribution secure and maintaining its integrity is crucial.

Software applications often require certain components, like runtime environments, databases, or other software to run properly. It’s important to make sure the right versions of these components are installed before the main application runs.

Configuration Manager as well as Intune are by all means the most widely used of the software deployment tools within organizations worldwide. Although these are truly great tools for big corporations, they might be a bit out of the scope for small or medium size organizations due to their complication and a lot of learning is required.

Ensuring the security and integrity of software applications is a key part of modern digital safety practices. Digitally signing an MSI file from the command line is a straightforward process that enhances the security and trustworthiness of your application.

Many applications require additional components installed on the target system to run properly. Therefore, before installing an application, it’s important to ensure all prerequisites are met. One common prerequisite is the .NET Framework.

With the release of Advanced Installer version 22.0, our software can no longer be installed on Windows 7.

We’re excited to introduce a new feature in Advanced Installer: the Samples Gallery. This feature is designed to provide ready-to-use sample projects and comprehensive tutorials, making it easier to implement and understand the many features Advanced Installer has to offer.

In this blog article, I’ll show you how to create a desktop shortcut icon for your main executable using Inno Setup.

The latest release of Advanced Installer brings us into the final stages of the WinUI migration. Replacing an outdated UI framework while adding new predefined functionality is always a challenge.

Hello again! Let's dive into the next installment of our series where we simplify your workload using PowerShell and Intune.

Welcome back to our series on automating Intune operations with PowerShell. Each article is here to make your day-to-day tasks easier and boost your toolkit with powerful scripting capabilities.

Advanced Installer is thrilled to announce our participation as a Gold Partner at the upcoming AppManagEvent 2024.

In an era where cyber threats loom large, ensuring the integrity and security of software applications is paramount. Trusted signing, an extension of cloud signing services used for documents, plays a crucial role in the software development and distribution process.

Welcome back to our series on automating Intune operations with PowerShell. If you've been following along, you know we've covered quite a bit— from the basics of setting up and authenticating with the AZ Module, to retrieving and managing Win32 applications, and diving into application assignments.

Digitally signing installers is a crucial practice in the software deployment process. It ensures that malicious actors can’t distribute harmful versions of legitimate software.

When developing software or creating a software package for internal use, self-signed certificates can be really handy.

Microsoft’s Azure Code Signing service was transitioned to Azure Trusted Signing. This new service replaces the old model and modernizes the code-signing workflow. The solutions that relied on an Azure code signing certificate, Microsoft code signing, or a traditional Microsoft code signing certificate are now considered deprecated.