PowerShell: list CSV file rows where at least one value between the 3rd and last column is equal to "0" or "1"

Question

In my PowerShell script, I'm working with a CSV file that looks like this (with a number of rows and columns that can vary, but there will always be at least the headers and the first 2 columns):

OS;IP;user0;user1;user3
Windows;10.0.0.1;;;
Linux;hostname2;0;;1
Linux;10.0.0.3;;0;0
Linux;hostname4;;;
Windows;hostname5;1;1;1

I basically list servers in the first column and users in the first row (CSV header). This represents a user "access granting" matrix to servers (1 for "give access", 0 for "remove access", and void for "don't change").

I'm looking for a way to extract only the rows that include a value equal to "1" or "0" between (and including) the 3rd and last column. (= to eventually get the list of servers where access rights should be changed)

So taking the above example, I only want the following lines returned:

Linux;hostname2;0;;1
Linux;10.0.0.3;;0;0
Windows;hostname5;1;1;1

Any hints to make this possible? Or the opposite (getting the ones without any 0 or 1)? Even if it means using "Get-Content" instead of "Import-CSV". I don't care about the 1st (headers) row; I know how to exclude that.

Thank you!

--- Final solution, thanks to @Tomalak's answer:

$AccessMatrix = Import-CSV $CSVfile -delimiter ';'
$columns = $AccessMatrix | Get-Member -MemberType NoteProperty | Select-Object -Skip 2 -ExpandProperty Name
$AccessMatrix = $AccessMatrix | ForEach-Object {
    $row = $_
    foreach ($col in $columns) {
        if ($row.$col.trim() -eq "1" -OR $row.$col.trim() -eq "0") {
            $row         # this pushes the $row onto the pipeline
            break
        }
    }
}

Answer 1

The following uses Get-Member to select the names of all columns after the first two.

Then, using ForEach-Object, we can output only those rows that have a value in any of those columns.

$data = ConvertFrom-Csv "OS;IP;user0;user1;user3
Windows;10.0.0.1;;;
Linux;hostname2;0;;1
Linux;10.0.0.3;;0;0
Linux;hostname4;;;
Windows;hostname5;1;1;1" -Delimiter ";"

$columns = $data | Get-Member -MemberType NoteProperty | Select-Object -Skip 2 -ExpandProperty Name

$data | ForEach-Object {
    $row = $_
    foreach ($col in $columns) {
        if ($row.$col -ne "") {
            $row         # this pushes the $row onto the pipeline
            break
        }
    }
}

The break statement stops the execution of the inner foreach loop because there is no point in further checking as soon as the first column with any value is found.

This is equivalent to the above, if you prefer Where-Object:

$data | Where-Object {
    $row = $_
    foreach ($col in $columns) {
        if ($row.$col -ne "") {
            return $true
        }
    }
}