Includes a version you can install into the menu bar, improved interface with categories, and internal improvements. Also makes results accessible to scripts.
Gatekeeper
Fixes a bug that could in some circumstances incorrectly report that everything is OK, when it isn’t. Recommended for all, Monterey and later only.
Adds a detailed Help book, supports macOS betas, can disable log checks for use in standard user accounts, checks log times, and has auto-update.
If you run a Mac with more than one boot system, this update should enable it to check the SSV, although some Macs remain different.
Checks 8 key settings and functions essential for your Mac’s security and well-being, from whether SIP is enabled to XProtect. Runs automatically every hour, or as a single-shot.
Each of the main security services in macOS, like XProtect, relies on data commonly stored in separate files […]
As macOS doesn’t have a dashboard to warn you of dangerous security settings, it’s worth checking them. Here’s what to look for, and how to correct them.
Ventura aims to improve app security by checking integrity of apps and command tools whenever they’re run. How can it do that without significant overhead?
If you thought that App Translocation only happens to apps left in their original folders and not moved, and doesn’t happen after first run, this could come as a surprise.
Major macOS releases from Sierra to Ventura, with full details of each release and security update. Also updates to XProtect, MRT and Gatekeeper.
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