macOS Sequoia Update: Security Tool Breakdown and User Concerns
macOS Sequoia Security Tool Breakdown
Apple recently rolled out the stable version of the macOS Sequoia update, also referred to as macOS 15, to users worldwide. However, this update appears to be causing unexpected problems, particularly regarding third-party security tools. Multiple reports indicate that the update has disrupted the functionality of network-based security software developed by Microsoft, CrowdStrike, and other key players in the cybersecurity landscape.
User Concerns and Impact
- Security tools from enterprise-grade manufacturers are facing significant issues.
- Users reported failures in functionality through various online forums, manifesting a widespread concern.
- With many organizations relying on Mac devices exclusively, these issues present serious risks.
Gadgets 360 and TechCrunch noted that users across platforms like Slack and Reddit voiced frustrations about non-functioning security apps following the update. As one user pointed out, the absence of support is baffling, especially with beta versions accessible prior to the official rollout.
Additional Issues Reported
- Network connectivity troubles affecting almost 90% of applications on devices like the M1 Max-powered MacBook Pro.
- Notable DNS issues reported by security researchers.
- No official statement from Apple regarding when these problems will be resolved.
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