EPM elevation rules
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[added: Unlike elevation rules assigned to groups that contain users, the default elevation response is a device-scoped client setting configured by the Windows elevation settings policy] …
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Sections to inspect
- Deploying rules created with Endpoint Privilege Management
- Creating elevation rules with Endpoint Privilege Management
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