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StuartK73
Jul 22, 2020Iron Contributor
Can't get rid of WDAC Block
Hi All We rolled out an Endpoint Protection policy with WDAC on, but it has had a negative effect on some users. Now we have unassigned the Endpoint Protection policy with WDAC, yet apps are ...
dj675414
Copper Contributor
StuartK73
Oct 16, 2020Iron Contributor
Hi Buddy
I think we had some National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) Endpoint Protection policies deployed that had a WDAC payload.
Check what configs are being deployed to your devices.
Regards
- r0buOct 17, 2020Brass ContributorYou can apply another policy with WDAC set to audit and that will remove the enforcement.
- dj675414Oct 17, 2020Copper ContributorThat’s exactly what I did last night, keep in mind this does cause a force reboot on all client machines this policy deploys to.
The problem for us, I use a 3rd party packager when Win32app doesn’t fit the bill. Some of those apps looked foreign to defender and it blocked used access to them after a change in the policy.