Applies to Supplemental Policies: No

Applies to Supplemental Policies: No

Applies to Supplemental Policies: Yes

Applies to Supplemental Policies: Yes

Minimum OS Version: Windows 10 version 1709 / Windows Server 2019

Dependency: Requires Option 14

Minimum OS Version: Windows 10 version 1903 / Windows Server 2022

XML Token: Enabled:Dynamic Code Security

Minimum OS Version: Windows 10 version 1903 / Windows Server 2022

XML Token: Enabled:Revoked Expired As Unsigned

XML Token: Enabled:Developer Mode Dynamic Code Trust

AppLocker is a Windows feature that lets administrators restrict which applications users can run. It predates WDAC and operates at a higher abstraction level

Traditional security solutions are reactive — they respond after a threat has already executed. This creates a gap between detection and response that attackers

AppID Tagging Policies do not allow or block execution. They tag applications and files based on predefined rules using custom labels. Because no enforcement de

Two approaches are covered for creating a base policy for fully managed devices:

This document describes how to maintain App Control for Business policies as code, using an Azure DevOps Pipeline for automated deployment and PowerShell 7 for

The goal of this part is to build a starter base policy suitable for lightly managed devices — environments where employees currently have broad software freedo

Microsoft ships a set of example base policies with Windows and the WDAC Wizard. These serve as starting points for creating custom policies rather than writing

Unsigned policies are appropriate for testing and lab environments. Signed policies are required for secure production environments. An unsigned policy that has

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