Recent updates to this article:
 

Date	Update
October 18, 2021	Removed End of Life McAfee Enterprise product versions.

The Apple developer certificate that is used for signing Mac installer packages expired on August 14, 2017. Hence, McAfee Enterprise posted updated Mac installer packages signed with a new Apple developer certificate.

Environments affected by this change:
 

Environment	Action to be taken
Mac products that are already installed (standalone and ePolicy Orchestrator [ePO] managed)	No action is needed.
New deployments from ePO on or after August 14, 2017	You must: Remove the existing product package from the Master Repository in ePO. Download the installer package from the Software Manager in ePO.
New installation on a standalone Mac on or after August 14, 2017	You must download and use the new standalone installer from the Product Downloads site. McAfee Enterprise product software, upgrades, maintenance releases, and documentation are available from the Product Downloads site. NOTE: You need a valid Grant Number for access. See KB56057 - How to download Enterprise product updates and documentation for more information about the Product Downloads site, and alternate locations for some products.

NOTES:

• ePO Cloud was updated with the packages signed with the new Apple developer certificate. ePO Cloud users should not experience any installation failures.
• Hotfixes have been released for most of the products, with exception to FRP and MNE. A repost has been undertaken and the affected components re-signed with the new certificate.

Behavior observed when you use old packages for standalone installation or ePO deployment:

• During a standalone installation with an older package, a pop-up message displays to the user stating that the certificate has expired. But, the user can continue with the installation.
• ePO deployments with older packages fail. No pop-up message displays on the local client.