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System Information
Use the System Information page in AppControl Manager to view details about the deployed App Control policies on the system.
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Search through the list of policies
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View the rule options in each policy
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Determine which policy is signed or unsigned
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Sort the policies using multiple criteria
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See which policy is Base, Supplemental or System
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View the version of each policy
Tip
You can view the version of the Microsoft Vulnerable Driver Block List in this page by checking the box for including System policies in the list.
This page also allows you to remove the deployed App Control policies from the system with a single click/tap.
In the Code Integrity Information section you can view advanced details about the current status of Code Integrity on the system.
You can also check the status of Application Control for Business, including whether User-Mode or Kernel-Mode policies are deployed and whether they are set to Enforced mode or Audit mode.
Note
About the Automatic Policies filter option
Enabling this checkbox includes supplemental policies named AppControlManagerSupplementalPolicy
in the displayed results. Each base policy created and deployed via the AppControl Manager automatically deploys a corresponding supplemental policy with this name. This supplemental policy is essential for the operation of the AppControl Manager application itself.
In addition, it contains a FilePublisher rule for SignTool.exe
, allowing signing operations to be performed. If you intentionally remove this policy, you will no longer be able to launch the AppControl Manager or use SignTool.exe
when certain base policies are active.
Note that these supplemental policies are automatically removed when their associated base policy is removed from the system, so no additional action is required on your part.
You can view the XML source of the AppControlManagerSupplementalPolicy
supplemental policy here.
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