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Add Intune ASR App and Browser Isolation Policy for Windows 10 ConfigMgr #5075

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@FabienTschanz FabienTschanz commented Sep 20, 2024

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This PR adds the Intune resource IntuneAppAndBrowserIsolationPolicyWindows10ConfigMgr, which resides under the Endpoint Security --> Attack surface reduction blade.

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@FabienTschanz Please bear in mind that my proposal #3028 was for the regular policy and not the one for SCCM

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@ricmestre Thanks and yes, I thought that would be the case. There is something a bit fishy there, the one for Windows says that Application Guard is going to be deprecated, but for the SCCM one, it doesn't say that. So my thoughts were to create the SCCM one and close the issue, but now I'll update the changelog and the description to not include your issue.

I will create a separate one for your issue.

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This is really an old one, I didn't have that deprecation notice at the time 😄

I just looked at it and also see that notice, but it would be nice to mention there which policy, or policies, replaces it... A quick look and I think that those settings can be found inside the resource IntuneDeviceConfigurationEndpointProtectionPolicyWindows10 since they all start with ApplicationGuard and also look like they setup the same settings as App And Browser Isolation.

I guess that it's still needed, if it's not much effort creating it with DRG then adding a notice that it will be deprecated in the near future would be much appreciated. That way if we have any customers with it we could improve their setup by proposing to move to the "new" policy.

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Personally, I wouldn't add a deprecation notice yet, because if we add one here, we theoretically must add another one on the "new" resource as well for those settings... Microsoft will tell us if they deprecate the entire policy, so we could leave it at the moment and wait for their move.

@FabienTschanz FabienTschanz marked this pull request as draft September 25, 2024 16:02
@FabienTschanz FabienTschanz changed the title Draft: Add Intune ASR App and Browser Isolation Policy [Draft]: Add Intune ASR App and Browser Isolation Policy Sep 25, 2024
@FabienTschanz FabienTschanz changed the title [Draft]: Add Intune ASR App and Browser Isolation Policy [Draft]: Add Intune ASR App and Browser Isolation Policy for Windows 10 ConfigMgr Sep 30, 2024
@FabienTschanz FabienTschanz marked this pull request as ready for review October 3, 2024 16:24
@FabienTschanz FabienTschanz changed the title [Draft]: Add Intune ASR App and Browser Isolation Policy for Windows 10 ConfigMgr Add Intune ASR App and Browser Isolation Policy for Windows 10 ConfigMgr Oct 3, 2024
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