Great News!! Cloud Policy Service available to GCC and GCCH

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I am thrilled to share some fantastic news with everyone. We have been eagerly waiting for the Cloud Policy Service for almost two years now, and the wait is finally over! The service is now available for GCC, and we can look forward to its availability in GCCH this coming December.? This is a significant milestone, and I am confident it will greatly enhance our capabilities and streamline our operations. Thank you all for your patience and continued dedication as we've worked towards this momentous achievement.?

For GCCH more information will be released next month.

Impact to administrators

Administrators for US Government tenants will be able to create cloud policies for tenants in GCC. See?Overview of the Office cloud policy service for Microsoft 365 Apps for enterprise??for details.

Limitations

For GCC customers, the minimum supported Office client version for policies to be delivered to Microsoft 365 Apps running on Windows is Version 2410 or later.

Information for support

• Overview of Cloud Policy service for Microsoft 365??for questions about licenses, admin roles, and how to create policy configurations. It was updated with GCC information.
• Requires Microsoft 365 Apps for Windows Version 2410 or later. Current Channel: End of October 2024 Monthly Enterprise Channel: December 2024 Semi-Annual Enterprise (Preview): March 2025 Semi-Annual Enterprise Channel: July 2025
• Access to the following Endpoints GCC config.office.com??(listed as .office.com in the admin article, required) config.gcc.office.net??(listed as .office.net in the admin article, optional) clients.config.gcc.office.net??(listed as *.office.net in the admin article, optional)

Admin docs

Overview of the Office cloud policy service for Microsoft 365 Apps for enterprise? Troubleshooting Cloud Policy Service (CPS) - part 1? Troubleshooting the Cloud Policy service - part 2?

Blogs

Cloud Policy service now available to Microsoft 365 government cloud customers??- this is the new post from September 2024. Availability of the Office cloud policy service for government cloud customers??- this is an old post from 2022 that is out of date but can't be removed.