Note: These two check boxes only apply if you have selected the "Require macros to be signed by a trusted publisher" check box. Require Extended Key Usage (EKU) for certificates from trusted publishers Block certificates from trusted publishers that are installed in the current user certificate store
And there are two additional check boxes that we recommend that you select to help improve security. If you select the "Require macros to be signed by a trusted publisher" check box, users opening files with digitally signed macros but not by a Trusted Publisher will receive a notification that macros are blocked from running. If you select "Disable all except digitally signed macros" we recommend that you also select the "Require macros to be signed by a trusted publisher" check box to help improve security. If the user clicks "Enable Content", then the document is added as a trusted document. Users can inspect and edit the files if appropriate, but cannot use any disabled functionality until they enable it by clicking "Enable Content" on the Trust Bar. If you do not configure this policy setting, when users open files in the specified applications that contain VBA macros, the applications open the files with the macros disabled and display the Trust Bar with a warning that macros are present and have been disabled. If you disable this policy setting, "Disable all with notification" will be the default setting.
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This option can significantly reduce security by allowing dangerous code to run undetected. Enable all macros (not recommended): All macros are enabled, whether signed or unsigned. Disable all without notification: The application disables all macros, whether signed or unsigned, and does not notify users. Any unsigned macros are disabled, and users are not notified.
Disable all except digitally signed macros: The application displays the Trust Bar for digitally signed macros, allowing users to enable them or leave them disabled. This option enforces the default configuration in Office. Disable all with notification: The application displays the Trust Bar for all macros, whether signed or unsigned. If you enable this policy setting, you can choose from four options for determining how the specified applications will warn the user about macros: This policy setting controls how the specified applications warn users when Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) macros are present.
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