EPM elevation rules
Observed content change
8 removed passages (about 50 words). The changed wording mentions prerequisites. Review the source to confirm the effect.
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Sections to inspect
- Creating elevation rules with Endpoint Privilege Management
- Feedback
- Additional resources
Up to 12 section headings from retained before/after evidence. The current source may have changed again.
Why this was flagged
The changed words, with a few words around them, matched these rule categories: prerequisites. These matches identify subjects to assess; they do not establish a policy change or applicability.
Observation details · observed 12 Oct 19:50 UTC
- Observed by ChangeIntel
- 12 Oct 19:50 UTC
- Source update metadata
- 1 Jul 22:34 UTC
- First observed on this installation
- 5 Oct 17:50 UTC
- Last successful check
- today 20:00 UTC
- Next check due
- 21 Oct 02:00 UTC
Observation time is not publication time, and a comparison does not establish an effective date. Full source bodies are not published; this page holds generated summaries, section headings and, as the page's license allows, Microsoft's changed wording. A documentation edit does not confirm feature availability in an environment.
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Timeline
From the capture of 12 Oct 19:50 UTC · an earlier observation- 13 undated sections
- 34 with conditions
Requirements, exceptions and scope
- Defining rules for use with Endpoint Privilege ManagementExceptionRecommendation2 conditions1 passage
- Automatically configure elevation rules for Windows elevation rules policyScopeRecommendation2 conditions1 passage
- Manually configure elevation rules for Windows elevation rules policyRequirementExceptionScopeRecommendation20 conditions17 passages
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Observed history and review priority
Captured 12 Oct 19:50 UTC; extracted 16 Oct 16:10 UTC. Extractor: microsoft-1/9/fc65ebeb286710c0a830833db8a7e5de7e266b79981fe9c7c34479be9369ad3c.
Earlier unavailable versions and edits between checks are unknown. A missing statement requires review; it does not mean the policy was cancelled. Recovered historical statements are not original revision snapshots.
Retained observations · 4
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- 19 Oct 01:09 UTC · 64 candidates
- 12 Oct 19:50 UTC · 63 candidates
- 6 Oct 17:57 UTC · 45 candidates
- 5 Oct 17:50 UTC · 45 candidates
Related public evidence
- Official documentation · 19 Oct 2026EPM elevation settings
- Official documentation · 19 Oct 2026EPM deployment prerequisites
- Official documentation · 13 Oct 2026EPM known issues
- Official documentation · 12 Oct 2026Endpoint Privilege Management overview
- Official documentation · 12 Oct 2026EPM system settings
- Community source · 5 Oct 2026Manage system settings with Endpoint Privilege Management
Retained observations
- 19 Oct 01:09 UTC
1 new passage (about 70 words). The changed wording mentions defaults, permissions, settings and controls. Review the source to confirm the effect.
- 12 Oct 19:50 UTC · shown above
- 6 Oct 17:57 UTC
Source metadata changed; retained article content is unchanged.
- 5 Oct 17:50 UTC
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What changed
First observed 18 Oct 2026No field changes in the recorded history.
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