I have some C# ClickOnce applications distributed via our intranet UNC. Recently, a new organization level GPO has been pushed down removing the "Run Anyway" button. I need a method of adding the application to the trusted list within windows defender.
App is installed/updated from UNC:
\\Org\InternalApplications\[Application]\setup.exe
GPO To Disable "Run Anyway" Button on Windows Smart Defender:
Computer Configuration\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Windows Defender SmartScreen\Explorer\Configure Windows Defender SmartScreen
->Enabled, Warn and prevent bypass
Note: Applications are signed via an organization code-sign token listed in all computer's trusted root certification authorities. Adding the code-sign token's certificate directly to the Personal Certificate store did not resolve the issue.
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