Configure Microsoft Defender Application Control using Intune Endpoint Security profiles

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Previously known as Windows Defender Application Control, Microsoft Defender Application Control (MDAC) is now even more accessible to organizations through the removal of the Windows 10 Enterprise / Education requirement. Now, organizations using Windows 10/11 Professional are able to leverage the feature to gain greater insight and control of their Windows device estate.

Microsoft Defender Application Control builds upon the foundations set in AppLocker, which was initially introduced in Windows 7 to allow organizations to control exactly which applications can run on their Windows devices.

There are a few ways to enable and manage Microsoft Defender Application Control, and each method should be explored to ensure the right one is chosen for the use case.
In this series, I will walk through each method for deploying Microsoft Defender Application Control so that you can make an informed decision.

1) Method 1 – Microsoft Endpoint Manager (Intune) Endpoint Security configuration [this video]
2) Method 2 – Microsoft Endpoint Manager (Intune) Endpoint Protection Policy configuration
4) Method 4 – Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager (ConfigMgr)

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Hands up if you've bricked a machine with AppLocker

tehsimo
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Thank you for your video. Can you please create a video to block all third party application but allow managed application (Pushed from intune). Is it possible?

mdmmde
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Looks like you found exactly what we did when trying to enable this. It breaks EVERYTHING. Dll's failing all over the place, common well known applications not working anymore. Unusable in a production environment in this state imo.

andytaylor
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That was very helpful. Thank you so much!

badisthebest
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Thanks for the video. What about viewing the audit logs via 365 admin centre's though? Is that possible? If i want to find out what software users are installing into C:\users\username\AppData I don't want to have to manually view each computers event viewer logs. Don't currently have the audit option turned on but considering it. Cheers

Woodeh
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Hi What if the application is deployed in Intune??

jeshielmicoangulo
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How can we allow specific app, say i want to allow surf shark VPN, how can i do one app.

obaidshaukat
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Is there a way to whitelist certain application in conjunction with the policy you created? Do you have a video on it?

rashantha
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Thanks! Great video.

Is it possible for a profile to be based on a whitelist?

DukePaul
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Great video Thanks, Question please what is th deference between Microsoft 365 Defender
and Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps it make me confused ? could you make a Leeson in each one ! please

khaldunazar
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Great video.

We are trying to block installation of any softwares for non admin users. we have applied security baseline but it's allowing few apps like firefox and discord.
Can you tell me if there is any more efficient policy

Shrikml
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Great video. Isn't it a bit scary to see all the native Windows components get blocked? This will impact system reliability downstream.

tomasbohunek
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Great vídeo. a question. If I want both 7zip and vlc to run, is there a way that I don't enforce the policy on those applications? Create a whitelist of allowed apps or something similar.

soydlm
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Good vid... plus applocker was so broken. When they first released 10, if you applied applocker with ANY policy it restricted the new xaml made start menu. #fail lol

summoner
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can we shorten the channel name please¿ lol

marcusaurielius