bug+suggestion: Entra groups are incomplete and not sorted

[BelOrta-TDP]

Product

AppControl Manager

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Please Explain The Bug

I'm trying to connect to Entra ID and refresh the groups. We have about 200 groups in total, but not all of them are showing. I created a new group to test with (I'm new to this app), but it's not showing even after waiting for over an hour, logging in again and refreshing the group list.
Also: the group-list is not sorted, which makes it hard to find the correct group.

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[HotCakeX]

Hi,
Thanks, i'll definitely look into it and fix it and also improve the design to include features you asked for and possibly more.

[BelOrta-TDP]

Thanks!
btw: I've just started to experiment with your tool to see if it would work for us, but I don't understand how it all works (yet). It looks like it might be overkill for our situation and that the good old AppLocker is enough for our situation... what I'm trying to say: don't spend too much time on my issue if I'm the only one with the problem :-)

[HotCakeX]

@BelOrta-TDP The update is now available on the Microsoft Store, all the information is in this release note: https://github.com/HotCakeX/Harden-Windows-Security/releases/tag/AppControlManager-v2.0.41.0

I wouldn't recommend using AppLocker because it's very old and doesn't support Kernel-mode drivers. For a proper and secure environment, I also wouldn't use any 3rd party solution that deploys "agents" to take responsibility of the code integrity enforcement in the OS. All the tools you need is available in Intune, MDE Advanced Hunting logs / AMA, and AppControl Manager.

[BelOrta-TDP]

Wow, amazing, thanks for the quick update! I installed the update and can now select the correct group indeed :-)

Is it possible that the Remove button under the 'signed in accounts' is not working? When I click it, I see a little animation but nothing else happens.

After opening this issue, I played around with "App Control Wizard", which seems to be a (very) lightweight version of your AppControl Manager. I used it to create a test policy and got that to work in intune (manually). So I guess your tool is a good next step! I'll definitely take a look in the very near future (I have some other things that need to be done first).

[HotCakeX]

Wow, amazing, thanks for the quick update! I installed the update and can now select the correct group indeed :-)

Is it possible that the Remove button under the 'signed in accounts' is not working? When I click it, I see a little animation but nothing else happens.

After opening this issue, I played around with "App Control Wizard", which seems to be a (very) lightweight version of your AppControl Manager. I used it to create a test policy and got that to work in intune (manually). So I guess your tool is a good next step! I'll definitely take a look in the very near future (I have some other things that need to be done first).

Thanks!

No it works, you just didn't select an account from the list first. The app supports more than 1 accounts, that's why you need to select the account you want to remove first.

Sounds good!