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how do i use applocker in intune?
- Sign in to the Microsoft Endpoint Manager admin center.
- Select the
"Devices"APPS tab and then select "App protection policies" from the menu on the left. - Click the "Create policy" button to create a new AppLocker policy.
- Enter a name and description for the policy, and then select the type of devices you want the policy to apply to.
- In the "Apps" section, select the apps and programs you want to allow or block, and then specify the rules for each app or program.
- In the "Assignments" section, select the users or groups you want the policy to apply to.
- Click the "Save" button to save the policy.
- Once you have created an AppLocker policy, it will be automatically enforced on the devices of the users you have assigned the policy to. If a user tries to run an app or program that is not allowed by the policy, they will see a message indicating that the app is blocked.
ok now write me a powrshell script that does that because i am lazy
# Import the Microsoft Intune module
Import-Module Microsoft.Intune.PowerShell
# Connect to Microsoft Intune
Connect-MsolService
# Create a new AppLocker policy
$policy = New-Object -TypeName Microsoft.Online.Intune.Policy.AppProtection.AppProtectionPolicy
# Set the policy name and description
$policy.Name = "AppLocker Policy"
$policy.Description = "This policy blocks certain apps from running on managed devices."
# Set the policy to apply to Windows 10 devices
$policy.Platforms = "Windows10"
# Set the policy to block certain apps
$policy.Apps = @(
New-Object -TypeName Microsoft.Online.Intune.Policy.AppProtection.App -Property @{
AppName = "Calculator"
PackageIdentityName = "Microsoft.WindowsCalculator"
ProductId = "Microsoft.WindowsCalculator_8wekyb3d8bbwe"
Action = "Block"
},
New-Object -TypeName Microsoft.Online.Intune.Policy.AppProtection.App -Property @{
AppName = "Paint"
PackageIdentityName = "Microsoft.MSPaint"
ProductId = "Microsoft.MSPaint_8wekyb3d8bbwe"
Action = "Block"
}
)
# Set the policy to apply to specific users or groups
$policy.Assignments = @(
New-Object -TypeName Microsoft.Online.Intune.Policy.AppProtection.UserOrGroupAssignment -Property @{
UserOrGroupId = ""
AssignToUsers = $true
}
)
# Save the policy
New-MsolPolicy -AppProtectionPolicy $policy
ok now impress me by making that script into an easily deployable module
Note: this was a query I made after recording the video above.- Open a text editor and paste the script into a new file.
- Save the file with a .psm1 extension, for example AppLockerPolicy.psm1.
- In the script, replace the <Enter the user or group ID here> placeholder with the actual ID of the user or group you want the policy to apply to. You can also modify the list of apps and programs to block or allow, as well as the other settings in the script to suit your needs.
- Save the file.
- In a PowerShell window, navigate to the directory where you saved the .psm1 file.
- Import the module by running the Import-Module cmdlet, followed by the name of the file you saved, for example: Import-Module AppLockerPolicy.psm1
- To create an AppLocker policy using the module, you can now run the New-AppLockerPolicy cmdlet. For example: New-AppLockerPolicy -Name "AppLocker Policy" -Description "This policy blocks certain apps from running on managed devices."
- The New-AppLockerPolicy cmdlet has several optional parameters that you can use to customize the policy, such as -Apps, -Platforms, and -Assignments, which you can use to specify the apps and programs to block or allow, the types of devices the policy should apply to, and the users or groups the policy should apply to, respectively.
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