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Heather_Poulsen
Updated Dec 27, 2024
TLADS
Apr 07, 2022Copper Contributor
Microsoft Defender Application Control is missing an easy way to add custom apps to the Allow List via Microsoft Endpoint Manager. We can do it via a custom OMA-URI config profile. But something so important (Application Allowlisting) should not be such a difficult process, am I right? Any chance to boost this MEM-managed Defender feature?
Jeffrey_Sutherland
Microsoft
Apr 07, 2022Thank you for the feedback. Providing improved authoring experiences for Windows Defender App Control (WDAC) policies is a high priority for us. The MEM Intune team currently has some features in Preview that will make it easier to manage/deploy your custom WDAC policies and also configure the Intune Management Extension as a managed installer. As we improve our reporting and policy authoring experiences in Microsoft Defender for Endpoint and Microsoft Endpoint Manager, here are a few useful tools that our teams maintain in Github that you may find useful.
microsoft/AaronLocker: Robust and practical application control for Windows (github.com)