Manually update the Medium DAT (MEDDAT) files for Endpoint Security for Mac
Last Modified: 2022-03-21 06:01:05 Etc/GMT
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Manually update the Medium DAT (MEDDAT) files for Endpoint Security for Mac
Technical Articles ID:
KB93174
Last Modified: 2022-03-21 06:01:05 Etc/GMT Environment
Endpoint Security for Mac (ENSM) Threat Prevention 10.7.x
Summary
ENSM Threat Prevention 10.7.x and later use Medium DAT (MEDDAT) files for scans, and no longer use the V2 DATs. In some circumstances, you might need to manually update the ENSM Threat Prevention MEDDAT files, for example, to respond quickly to an outbreak situation. A manual update might also be needed in scenarios where the product can't perform automatic updates. Follow these steps to manually update the MEDDAT files. You must perform the steps with the user logged on as root or issue commands using NOTES:
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