POWERFUL, EASY AND INTEGRATED MAC SECURITYĬrowdStrike Falcon endpoint protection for macOS unifies the technologies required to successfully stop breaches including next-generation antivirus, endpoint detection and response (EDR), IT hygiene, 24/7 threat hunting and threat intelligence. Reference change number CHG0073457.Next-generation endpoint protection for Mac endpoints against malware and beyond If you have any exception requests or questions, please contact the IT Service Desk via the ITSD portal, or contact 61 and press option 3 for Managed IT partners. The list of software items to be updated this month includes: *Note: Updates and patching may occur outside of this window when software/applications have security issues that need to be addressed immediately. These timelines can change depending on when you turn on and log in to your device. You may notice some different icons following the normal monthly reboot(s). We will also be removing the current antivirus software Microsoft Defender for Endpoints (MDE). This is the antivirus component of our new endpoint protection tool. In addition to our routine monthly patches, we will also be deploying Crowdstrike Falcon only to OCIO-managed Macs.
You will have 60 minutes to close and reopen the app before being forced to do so. If you do not update by Friday, November 19, a pop-up dialogue box will appear the next time you open the app. These are currently available in Ohio State Application Self Service. Mac users will receive specific application updates separately (e.g. After the end of 60 minutes, your Mac will reboot automatically. At that time, you will have 60 minutes to reboot. Mac users begin receiving prompts to reboot on Tuesday, November 16, and can delay reboot until receiving a final notification on Friday, November 19. Windows users can delay the reboot for up to 24 hours. Windows PC users will begin receiving prompts to reboot on Friday, November 19 if your device is turned on and you are logged in. What to expect if you do not update in advance: Microsoft Endpoint Manager Knowledge Base Articleįor Macs using Ohio State Application Self Service/JAMF:
Proactively update your workstation at your convenience:įor Windows PCs using Software Center/Microsoft Endpoint Manager:
You can make these updates at your convenience prior to Friday via your appropriate software update application to avoid interruptions that could occur from an automatic update. The IT Service Desk will remotely deploy these updates on Friday, November 19 which will require you to restart your machine and/or close applications. The next round of software updates is now available to install for OCIO-managed workstations via Software Center (for Windows PC) or Ohio State Application Self Service (for Mac). This article applies to Managed IT partners.
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