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Purpose of Knowledge Article
Guide on how to give CrowdStrike Falcon permission on macOS 11 Big Sur and 12 Monetery
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1 | Click the Apple icon on the top left corner | |
2 | Click System Preferences |
3 | Click Security & Privacy | |
4 | Click the Lock icon on the bottom left corner | |
5 | Type in your computer password |
6 | Click Unlock |
7 | Select Privacy tab |
8 | On the left column, find and select Full Disk Access | |
9 | Check the box for Agent |
10 | Click the + icon |
11 | Navigate to /Application/Falcon or Falcon.app and select it | |
12 | |
13 | Now, both the box for Agent and Falcon should be checked You are done, close System Preferences
Note: if you have Sophos, you will need to restart the computer for Sophos to finish uninstalling. | |
1 | Click the Apple icon on the top left corner | |
2 | Click System Preferences |
3 | Click Security & Privacy | |
4 | Click the Lock icon on the bottom left corner | |
5 | Type in your computer password |
6 | Click Unlock |
7 | Select Privacy tab |
8 | On the left column, find and select Full Disk Access | |
9 | Check the box for Agent |
10 | Click the + icon |
11 | Navigate to /Application/Falcon or Falcon.app and select it | |
12 | |
13 | Now, both the box for Agent and Falcon should be checked You are done, close System Preferences
Note: if you have Sophos, you will need to restart the computer for Sophos to finish uninstalling. | |
14 | If you want to confirm CrowdStrike Falcon is installed and running, see Is CrowdStrike Falcon Running? | no image |