We had setup an 'Automation' folder where a series of PowerShell scripts were put to copy files via SFTP. These scripts are run via Task Scheduler. They ran fine until one day IT came along and updated WinSCP. This updated WinSCP.dll in the Program file folder but not the copy I placed in the 'Automation' folder. Our only alert right now are the jobs fail. Perhaps I will create a batch task that copies that file each night before all those jobs run during the day.

I assume you mean WinSCPnet.dll, right?
Why do you have a copy of WinSCPnet.dll? Why don't you load it straight from WinSCP installation folder?

How would notification about WinSCP release help? You need notification from your IT department about actually upgrading WinSCP.

Is it possible to get an email alert when a new version of WinSCP is loaded? We have a series of PowerShell scripts that are loaded into a folder other than the default WinSCP folder. Every time IT performs an update, the PowerShell scripts fail due to a version mismatch. I then need to copy the WinSCP.dll file to the Powershell folder.