Tag: notarization
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Manipulating the System Policy Database with Configuration Profiles, Part 2
You’re going to want to read Part 1 of this piece first. It covered managing the installation of packages that are not notarized. This section of the article covers the operational limits of doing the same thing for applications, using the operation:execute verb. There are several caveats to all of this that may make this […]
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Manipulating the System Policy Database with Configuration Profiles
First up, this post is a direct response to my previous posts on this summer’s talk about notarization. Notarization is a subject of much discussion, and there’s a lot happening out there. If you are looking for an exhaustive summary of notarization through many, many links, might I recommend this compilation post on Mr. Macintosh. […]
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Apple Updates Notarization Requirements
Notarization is a big topic amongst Mac Admins, as we start to prepare to release macOS 10.15 Catalina to our fleets. Distributing tools, and allowing users to setup their own environments, is a huge part of the Mac Admin life. Today, Apple released some new guidance concerning the requirements for notarization of software packages. To […]
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Notarization Follow-Up and Video
This summer, I gave a talk at the Mac Admins Conference at Penn State, focused on Notarization, called The Loyal Order of Notaries. It was a lot of work to put together the talk, and I spent more time on it than I have any talk I’ve ever given. I am proud of the work, […]
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