The 90% of WDAC nobody documents
WDAC documentation teaches the syntax. The hard part is the operating model around it: approvals, exception handling, lifecycle ownership, and what happens at 4pm on a Friday.
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WDAC documentation teaches the syntax. The hard part is the operating model around it: approvals, exception handling, lifecycle ownership, and what happens at 4pm on a Friday.
Most application control programs stall not because the technology fails, but because they were treated as a deployment instead of a capability that needs an operating model.
Antivirus blocks known bad. Application control blocks everything unauthorised. Both are essential, but only one is treated as a must-have, and the gap is not about technology.
Essential Eight and E8 expectations are easy to state but harder to operationalise without disciplined WDAC policy lifecycle management.