Installation
Install it from the Microsoft Store: https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9png1jddtgp8
What's New
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You can now create File Path rules from the logs collected from any remote system. The logs can be Event Logs (EVTX files) or MDE Advanced Hunting logs. Simply select the "File Path" scan level and the app will create the policy that works on the remote systems seamlessly. Completes a part of the following feature request: #1181
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Added a new toggle button under the "Actions" button in the Event Logs creation page. This toggle button allows you to choose whether file paths in the logs must be resolved or not: E.g., resolving
\Device\HarddiskVolume3toC:\.- Both variations work when creating file path rules.
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Users can now customize scan and rule creation fallback levels by adding, removing, and reordering them, unlocking many new possibilities and customizations for you. Files or logs are evaluated against the selected primary level and then each configured fallback in the precise chosen order. Completes the last part of the following feature request: #1181
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You can now view the full details of Intune-deployed App Control policies in the AppControl Manager app, in the System Information page -> Online Policies tab. You can open Intune deployed policies in the Policy Editor with 1 click and save them back to XML or reupload them after modifications. Resolves the following issue: #1192
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In the AppControl Manager, you now have easier way to access the Policies Library on the Sidebar. The browse buttons are now offering an additional area where you can click on and access the policies in the library and pick one quickly. This greatly reduces the time it takes to select a policy in the library and makes the user experience faster and smoother. This has been a feature request mentioned in the GitHub by community members. Any changes made to the policies library is instantly visible in this new view. It is read-only so if you need to make modifications to the policies in your library, you need to use the actual library on the Sidebar of the app. This was in response to discussions such as this: #1017
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Improved memory management in the app.
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Updated numerous dependencies to their latest versions, delivering the newest security fixes, reliability improvements, and quality enhancements.