Andreas Wolter has a new tool:
In my experience with SQL Server security assessments, many environments show typical patterns: excessive permissions, weak or missing auditing, legacy authentication exposure, risky configuration choices, and ownership or access-control drift accumulated over years.
Get-SqlSafe Community Edition was released to give teams and also consultants a practical first look at those high-level indicators. It is a free PowerShell-based assessment tool for Microsoft SQL Server, supporting all versions from SQL Server 2016-2025 that helps surface baseline issues before they turn into deeper security problems.
Click through for the link where to grab Get-SqlSafe Community Edition, as well as more information on how it works.