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Threat Analysis Center / Detections: "Vulnerability SRP path rules missing" caused by MDR checks

The detections section in Threat Analysis Center is filling with many of these events caused by MDR checks.
SRP seems to be related to Microsoft Software Restriction Policies.
What is the intension of this check?
"COMPLIANCE-SRP-DISALLOWED-PATHS"



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  • We're seeing the same issue. When I look at Software Restriction Policies | Microsoft Learn I see that this technology is deprecated and replaced by Windows Defender functionality.

    While creating the necessary keys through GPO sounds like a good workaround, I'm somewhat reluctant to make changes in my enterprise infrastructure just to avoid noise in the security software, unless it's a change that is necessary for security. 

    I would also love to know why the detection triggers on a deprecated function that a user can choose to activate or not. Are there people from Sophos on the community forums, or should this best be ticketed to support as an inquiry?

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  • After raising your concerns to our teams internally, I was informed that the detections related to Software Restriction Policies will be disabled in an upcoming release.

    Kushal Lakhan
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  • That is very good news, thank you.

    We do understand that when looking at the 'detections' we're kind of looking "under the hood" of the Sophos engine and many detections are just observations (like a changed user, password incorrect, etc) and are mainly for MDR purposes. But, especially with the new user friendly dashboard graphs, end users can also keep a better eye on their environment (even those with MDR). If these 'medium' alerts will be gone (or informational) in the future, the view will be so much clearer.

    Thanks!