[Bug]: Controlled Folder Access enabled but configured by Intune Policy not seen

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[Bug]: Controlled Folder Access enabled but configured by Intune Policy not seen #255

Closed markuslosco closed 4 months ago

markuslosco commented 4 months ago

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Harden Windows Security Module

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Please explain the bug

Controlled Folder Access is enabled and configured by a Intune Device Configuration Policy but in your script, compliance check that doesnt check that configuration and say it was disabled :-(

HotCakeX commented 4 months ago

Hi, does this

(Get-MpPreference).EnableControlledFolderAccess

return 1 when you run it on a computer that has Controlled folder access applied through Intune policy?

markuslosco commented 4 months ago

yes...

But i think i should say the complete story.. After apply the basisecurity rules... we need to reconfigure the local gpo to "not configured".. only after that is it possible to get Controlled Folder Access by a Intune Device Configuration Policy..

HotCakeX commented 4 months ago

Thank you for reporting it, I just released an update that fixes it. Please report any other discrepancy that you might find.

https://github.com/HotCakeX/Harden-Windows-Security/releases/tag/Hardening-Module-v.0.4.2

But i think i should say the complete story.. After apply the basisecurity rules... we need to reconfigure the local gpo to "not configured".. only after that is it possible to get Controlled Folder Access by a Intune Device Configuration Policy..

That makes sense I think, better to either use Intune or Group policies only.