Note: The MAC Agent currently does NOT support Global groups. MAC computers will need to be installed into a separate computer group. To create a computer group for your MAC(s), in the ThreatLocker Portal, navigate to the Computer Groups page. Click the 'New Computer Group' button at the top of the page. Input a name for the new group. In the Computer Group Type section, select 'MAC' from the dropdown menu.

  This article will outline the process of installing MAC computers on the ThreatLocker platform. To start, you will need to create a Computer Group for MACs, as outlined here: KB: MAC Agent Computer Group Creation.  Continue by downloading the ThreatLocker MAC Agent from the ThreatLocker Portal.   Navigate to the Computers Page. Click the ‘Install New Computer’ button.   The PKG Installer will be located in the RMM and Script Deployment Window.

  Group Key (InstallKey) Location Before installation, you will need to retrieve your Group Key from the ThreatLocker Portal. Please note: This is NOT the same as the Unique Identifier that is found on the Computers Page > Install New Computers window.    First, you need to create a separate Computer Group for your MAC computers. For instructions on how to create a separate group see the associated articlehttps://threatlocker.kb.help/mac-agent-computer-group-creation. Navigate to the Computer Groups Page.

Important: ThreatLocker Access for Cyber Heroes must be set to Read Only for organizations that are participating in the Mac Agent beta testing.   Minimum Requirements Operating System - macOS 11 Big Sur. 11.5.2 specifically has been tested and proven to work  Functionality Application Control Storage Control   Installation For instructions on how to install the MAC Agent, see here https://threatlocker.kb.help/mac-agent-installation. Bug Reporting To report any problems or errors, please reach out to the Cyber Heroes.

Turn off the Tamper Protection Feature in the ThreatLocker Portal Disable Tamper Protection | ThreatLocker Help Center (kb.help)  Click on the ThreatLocker icon in the tray. Select 'Quit'. Users using MAC Agent 1.0 and above will have the app automatically removed by the uninstall command. Users using any version below 1.0 will need to manually remove the ThreatLocker app using the directions found at the bottom of this article before attempting to run the next Terminal command.

In the Matching Applications section, when Add the file(s) to an existing application definition is selected, Mac App will now appear as a selectable option within the Existing Application dropdown box.  

 When configuring Mac policies, you can enable the ability for users to submit a request when they are denied from performing a particular action. This option can be toggled On or Off by selecting the Yes or No radio buttons (respectively) found below "Do you want to allow the User to request access?

For convenience, ThreatLocker provides Built-In Application Definitions for many popular business applications. These are predefined Application Definitions that are created and maintained by ThreatLocker. They contain all the files required to run an application. This will include not only the EXE file but every file that is needed by that application, including any prerequisite DLL files. This is a list of Built-In Application Definitions available to MAC users on ThreatLocker MAC Agent Version 2.