The Trellix DLP Endpoint for Mac 11.10.0 release includes new features and resolved issues. It also addresses product rebranding changes.
Product rebranding changes
This note is solely for your information. There is no action required. You can continue to secure your organization with Trellix DLP Endpoint as usual. You will notice the following changes in the software:
Product name - McAfee Data Loss Prevention Endpoint is renamed as Trellix Data Loss Prevention Endpoint. All features and options prefixed with product name are renamed with the new product name.
Brand logo and name - McAfee logo and name are replaced with logo and name.
User interface - Color and typeface are updated and provide better user experience.
End-User License Agreement and Copyright - The End-User License Agreement and Copyright are updated according to legal requirements. Please read the agreement for details.
Certificate update changes
As part of rebranding, the certificates used to sign our software have been updated. If your enterprise automatically updates root certificates, the software update or installation does not require any additional effort. However, if your enterprise manages root certificate updates manually, you need to install the new intermediate and root certificates.
For information about downloading and installing the certificates, see KB91697.
Release details
Release builds:
Release date: April 27, 2023
Trellix Data Loss Prevention Endpoint for Mac build 11.10.0.1776.1
Trellix Data Loss Prevention extension build 11.10.6.11
Important
If you are using older versions of products on macOS, make sure to install or upgrade to the latest rebranded version for all the products to function normally. Upgrading any one of the products, except Trellix Agent and Policy Auditor, removes all other products that were previously installed. For more information about installing or upgrading products on macOS, see KB96485.
Updated platform, environment, or operating system support
For information about supported platforms, environments, and operating systems, see KB68147.
New or changed features
This release introduces new features or improves existing features:
Regex case sensitivity — To apply case sensitivity with any regular expression, the regex pattern must begin with ?i. To make an existing regex pattern case sensitive, append ?i at the beginning of the pattern. To enable regex case sensitivity, select the Use default agent behavior for regex checkbox in → → → → → → → → .
Native Apple Silicon support — Trellix DLP Endpoint for Mac can now run on both Intel and Apple M1 processors without the need for Rosetta translators.
View Trellix DLP Endpoint logs in console — You can now use Mac Console to view log messages collected by Trellix DLP Endpoint.
New Outlook support — With the new Microsoft Outlook, Trellix DLP Endpoint for Mac extends support to monitor sent emails using custom add-in.
Note
Trellix DLP Outlook add-in deployed from Office 365 Admin Center prevents Windows users from sending emails from Windows Outlook. For more information, see KB96417
Web protection support — Using web protection rules, Trellix DLP Endpoint for Mac monitors text and file uploads to Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge browsers.
Classification grouping — Classification grouping enables you to construct multiple conditions based on your needs by using AND or OR operations. The previous version only enabled creating homogeneous rules, which resulted in creation of complicated and repeated rules. The current approach helps you establish a simpler and more diverse collection of Boolean rule sets. For example, you can write a custom rule that looks like ((1 AND 2) or (1 AND 3)), 1 AND (2 or 3) AND 4, and many more.
Known issues
For a list of current known issues, see: Trellix Data Loss Prevention 11.x.x Known Issues (KB89301).
Resolved issues
This update resolves the following issues.
For the DLP Extension resolved issues, see the Trellix Data Loss Prevention Extension 11.10.6 Release Notes.
Reference | Resolution |
|---|---|
DLPX-1791 | Fixed an issue where the Email Protection rule failed to trigger incidents. |
DLPX-1833 | Fixed an issue where the Cloud Protection Rule (CPR) prevented file uploads from Microsoft OneDrive for Business even if the cloud protection rule (CPR) was not enabled. |
DLPX-2194 | Fixed an issue where the Removal Storage Protection Rule (RSPR) failed to report an incident when a removal storage devices was plugged into the system. |
DLPX-2256 | Fixed an issue where Trellix DLP Endpoint for Mac reset the bypass mode even if exemptions were set. |
DLPX-2268 | Fixed an issue where the Removal Storage Protection Rule (RSPR) prevented file transfer to a removal storage devices even if the file was not encrypted. |
DLPX-2469 | This release prevents Trellix DLP Endpoint for Mac from consuming high memory. |
DLPX-2855 | Fixed an issue where Mac files could be copied to a removal storage devices by running |