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App Control: Will Disabling the "Expired Certificates" Setting Revoke Existing Approvals?

App Control: Will Disabling the "Expired Certificates" Setting Revoke Existing Approvals?

Environment

  • App Control Console: All Supported Versions
  • App Control Agent: All Supported Versions

Question

Will disabling the "Allow approval of software with expired certificates" setting, found under Configuration > System Configuration > Advanced Options, revoke previously issued Approvals for files signed with an expired certificate?

Answer

  • No, if a file was Locally Approved by a Publisher with an expired certificate when this setting was enabled, it will remain Locally Approved when the setting is disabled.
  • After disabling this setting, new files using expired certificates whose verifiable timestamp is within the certificate validity period will no longer be issued Publisher Approvals.

Additional Notes

  • Making a change to this setting will cause all Publishers to be re-evaluated.
  • This setting has no effect on bans of Publishers.
  • If the timestamp is missing, invalid, or is not within the certificate validity period, then the software cannot be Approved by Publisher.

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