Endpoint Client User Interface Localization is not supported

• Client user interface settings: configurations such as custom preboot and One Check images and appearance of tray icon.
• Allowing users to disable network protection on their computers.
• Installation and upgrade settings
• Uninstall Password

• Kaspersky
• Check Point
• Sophos
• McAfee
• Symantec
• TrendMicro
• Norton

• Latest service packs installed
• running secure screen saver

For list of Capsule Docs limitations, refer to sk108376

SandBlast Agent is now supported with the following blades:

• Threat Emulation - Evasion resistant sandbox technology detects malicious behavior and prevents any imminent attack.
  As in Windows, the protection is available in 2 levels:
  • Protection from files written to the file system.
  • Inspection of files downloaded by Chrome using the Chrome browser extension to prevent malicious files from getting to the file system.
• Anti-Ransomware - Detects and quarantines the most evasive Ransomware variants.
• Google Chrome Extension with:
  • Threat Extraction - Reconstructs downloaded file, delivering sanitized risk-free files to users in real time.
  • Zero Phishing - Blocks deceptive phishing sites and alerts on password reuse in real-time.

In macOS 10.13 and later, the gatekeeper requests consent from the end user before allowing to load a third party kernel extension for the first time.
It is possible to avoid this by preparing the installation of Endpoint Security on each machine by deploying a Device Management Kernel Extension Policy Payload containing the Check Point team identifier.

In macOS 10.13 and later, the gatekeeper warns when installing quarantined software: 'Endpoint Security installer can't be opened because the identity of the developer cannot be confirmed. Your security preferences allow installation of only apps from the App Store and identified developers.”
The macOS gatekeeper may quarantine third party software for multiple reasons, but it is possible to avoid this by either (1) Right-clicking the EPS installer in Finder and selecting 'Open'. (2) Removing the com.apple.quarantine attribute before opening the EPS installer.

In macOS 10.15 and later, the gatekeeper blocks the very first launch of third party executables that require access to user's files and folders.
The end user needs to open the macOS System Preferences Privacy-Full Disk Access dialog and accept each executable. Right after completing installation, Endpoint Security guides the end user to complete this process.

In macOS 10.15.4 and later, the gatekeeper regularly informs the end user about running 'legacy third party kernel extensions'.