Additional Microsoft Defender tools and services that provide security across various platforms and environments
Hello Rainer,
The ID a244370e-44c9-4c06-b551-f6016e563076 is a reserved ID from an older Single policy format so the policy can sit in four places: SiPolicy.p7b and {A244370E-…}.cip under C:\Windows\System32\CodeIntegrity (the .cip in CiPolicies\Active) and the same two files on the EFI partition.
Since it is unsigned you can delete those files as an admin and restart.
Can you check if you accidentally connected your Device to a Work or School account? (go here: Settings -> Accounts -> Access work or School) if it is coming back we need to check a bit more
Best Regards Alex