Before you start installing WithSecure, make sure that:-
- Your Mac OS is up to date
Follow these steps to find and install any available software updates or upgrades:-
Step 1 - From the Apple menu in the corner of your screen, choose System Preferences
Step 2 - In the System Preferences window, click Software Update
Step 3 - Click "Update Now" or "Upgrade Now"
Software Update shows only upgrades that are compatible with your Mac
Notes
During the agent installation process on your computer, you will require a unique license key. You can locate this license key in your email inbox.
Step by step self-provisioning for your Macbook
Step 1 – From the email, copy the licence key
Step 2 - Click your computer type - macOs user to start downloading the installation package
Step 3 – Open the download file, click "Allow"
Step 4 - Follow the step by step on the prompt screen. Move the installer to trash when you are done with installation to save your computer space.
Step 5 - Paste the license key (User Key) when prompted during the installation process. In case you forgot to copy it at the beginning of this workflow, don't worry; you can find it again in your email.
Additional step for MacOS Monterey
Step 7 - Open the WithSecure Computer Protection, Allow Full Disk Access for full protection
Step 8 - Follow the following step to allow full disk access for your computer
Step 9 -Open the F-Secure Computer Protection again, click "Set up now" to set up safari browser extension
Step 10 - Start scanning to confirm your installation. It might take some times to scan all your files.
Additional step for MacOs Ventura
Step 7 - Open the WithSecure Computer Protection, Allow Full Disk Access for full protection
Step 8 - Follow the following step to allow full disk access for your computer
Congratulation, WithSecure is now installed on your computer, and your computer is protected with antivirus services. Kindly inform you IT department accordingly.
Contact your IT department should you have any further questions or need assistance.
WithSecure is formerly known as F-Secure