# CrowdStrike Falcon Protection (macOS) ## Description Needing to deploy to CrowdStrike Falcon antivirus to your macOS fleet? FileWave has you covered. CrowdStrike's flagship product is called Falcon, which is a cloud-native platform that combines next-generation antivirus, endpoint detection and response (EDR), threat intelligence, and proactive threat hunting. Falcon aims to provide real-time visibility into endpoint activity, rapid threat detection, and automated response to security incidents. ## Ingredients - FileWave Admin Central - CrowdStrike Falcon Profile (Intel or Apple Silicon) - CrowdStrike PKG installer - CrowdStrike License code ## Directions ### Deploying the CrowdStrike Falcon to your devices CrowdStrike deployment for macOS requires two Filesets: one TCC profile and the PKG installer. The TCC profile is dependent on which architecture your macOS fleet is, both are provided in this article for download. The PKG installer has two scripts that will execute with your CrowdStrike Falcon license and check for the TCC profile to be installed before CrowdStrike application. ## Download the TCC profile
Note: Please download and verify the TCC profile for your macOS architecture. Below are screen shots of both Intel and Apple Silicon
Intel based macOS devices: [Falcon Profile for Intel.fileset.zip](https://kb.filewave.com/attachments/220)The Fileset included with the PKG installer is version 6.58.17102.0 of CrowdStrike for macOS Big Sur and beyond (**This version will not install on macOS Catalina**).
[PKG - FalconSensorMacOS.MaverickGyr.fileset.zip](https://kb.filewave.com/attachments/224) [](https://kb.filewave.com/uploads/images/gallery/2023-08/N5RdNQuzdCagu02g-crowdstrikefilesetcontents.png) ## CrowdStrike License Customizing the Fileset with your CrowdStrike license is required. The Fileset has a License.sh script to edit and enter in your license code.#### Editing the License.sh script 1. Highlight your CrowdStrike PKG installer Fileset 2. Select Scripts to open the Script window. 3. Highlight License.sh 4. Click Edit | [](https://kb.filewave.com/uploads/images/gallery/2023-08/pf41UhyqVBanl9qu-crowdstrikescripts1.png) |
#### Entering in your license code 1. Highlight the ####### string and enter in your CrowdStrike License code 2. Click OK to save 3. Click OK to save again to save your license code for the CrowdStrike Fileset | [](https://kb.filewave.com/uploads/images/gallery/2023-08/mX5Td89pE3hDJXMo-crowdstrikescripts2.png)
License code script``` #!/bin/zsh echo "License is being set" /Applications/Falcon.app/Contents/Resources/falconctl license ########## echo "License is set" exit 0 ``` |
**Note**: The Requirement script verifies that the CrowdStrike Falcon Profile is installed successfully BEFORE running the installation of CrowdStrike. There are two entries for your profile identifiers: you may enter both the Intel and Apple Silicon as the script will check for either profile is installed successfully BEFORE running installation of CrowdStrike.
#### Editing the CheckForFalconProfile.sh 1. Highlight your CrowdStrike PKG installer Fileset 2. Select Scripts to open the Scripts window 3. Highlight the CheckForFalconProfile.sh script 4. Click Edit | [](https://kb.filewave.com/uploads/images/gallery/2023-08/0gNEhaHHCGjdxqfl-checkforfalconprofile1.png) |
#### Entering in your Intel and/or Apple Silicon Profile Identifier 1. Highlight the string after profile\_id="#####" 2. Replace the ######, with your TCC profile Identifier. 3. If not sure, open your Intel or Apple Silicon Profile and copy the Identifier. 4. Click OK to save 5. Click OK to save again to save your changes to the CrowdStrike Fileset | [](https://kb.filewave.com/uploads/images/gallery/2023-08/tpKsPvnYRQK1bicA-checkforfalconprofile2.png)
Check for Falcon profile script``` #!/bin/zsh profile_id="863BE372-D1FA-4082-85B2-3B8FE63797C5" profile_id2="C1A6E28A-21EF-49C6-B85F-84E845731E22" found_profile=$(profiles list all | awk -v search=$profile_id '$0 ~ search {print $NF}') found_profile2=$(profiles list all | awk -v search=$profile_id2 '$0 ~ search {print $NF}') i=0 if [ -z $found_profile ] then echo "Did not find $profile_id" i=$((i+1)) fi if [ -z $found_profile2 ] then echo "Did not find $profile_id2" i=$((i+1)) fi if [ $i = 2 ] then echo "Both Profiles are missing" exit 1 fi echo $missing echo "Found installed profile: $profile_id or $profile_id2" exit 0 ``` |