Read on Twitter
If you're interested in getting familiar it, this list of works is essentially The Bible of WDAC. They are that useful.
(Note that some of the issues Matt's posts talk about at various points have since been addressed, and others are in the process of being worked on.) https://twitter.com/mattifestation/status/1324394866546266113
(Note that some of the issues Matt's posts talk about at various points have since been addressed, and others are in the process of being worked on.) https://twitter.com/mattifestation/status/1324394866546266113
Of course, you should also check out the latest/updated documentation from Microsoft Docs. (Warning: It's substantial as well.) I'd also absolutely recommend searching through WDAC posts/comments here on Twitter from @j3ffr3y1974, @bohops, and many others. Tons of useful info.
One warning (if you want to call it that
) about Matt's works: he's really, really good. But I promise you don't have to be a first-rank Powershell master or be able to reverse engineer Windows components to use WDAC. I can personally attest to that.
) about Matt's works: he's really, really good. But I promise you don't have to be a first-rank Powershell master or be able to reverse engineer Windows components to use WDAC. I can personally attest to that.
Plus, this tool is now available to help you get familiar with some of the basics:
https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/WDAC-Toolkit/tree/master/WDAC-Policy-Wizard
https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/WDAC-Toolkit/tree/master/WDAC-Policy-Wizard
