Windows 10: local security authority is missing from core isolation

I have Windows 11 Version 22H2. Recently I noticed that I was getting a yellow warning on windows security that actions recommended. I went into device security and notice that the issue pertains to core isolation, and it says that my Local Security Authority Protection is off. But when I click on details the Local Security Authority Protection is missing. How can I enable Local Security Authority Protection when it is not there.

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local security authority protection missing

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Not sure if I'm missing things on my computer but I don't have Local Security Authority Protection in the Core Isolation menu. I kept getting the warning that LSA was turned off, so I just dismissed my message and no longer get the warning, but I still don't have Local Security Authority Protection in the Core Isolation menu. Is it actually turned on? Do i need to be concerned?

 

Is it time for Apple? Core isolation issues. Local Security Authority protection is on but it says it is off?

"Core isolation "

Local Security Authority protection is off. Yor device may be vulnerable. (the switch to turn this off and on is in the on position.) How can this be both? Windows is not what it once was? Maybe it is time to spend a little more? Apple has good security is what a friend keeps telling me. Been a life long windows person. But this is an issue "security-related issue" I take seriously! If I need to go through all the hassle of correcting this, why do I want windows? Get you act together! How do you feel?

 

Core isolation - Local Security Authority protection is off. But everything is on????

Under my device security I have the warning on the Core isolation section "Local Security Authority protection is off. Your device may be vulnerable". I go into core isolation details to see what the issue is and everything is on with no issues so not sure what's going on. Memory integrity is on, Microsoft Defender Credential Guard says its protecting my account login from attacks, Microsoft Vulnerable Driver Blocklist is on (it's greyed out but it says its on).