Reference Guide

Encryption Client v10.0.1
● No technical advisories exist.
New Features and Functionality v2.0
● The Preference Panel lists the disk status for missing security tokens from the user when FileVault cannot
be initiated. For more information on granting a security token to the user, follow procedures for Apple
in: https://www.dell.com/support/article/us/en/04/sln309192/mobile-users-unable-to-activate-dell-encryption-enterprise-
for-mac-on-macos-high-sierra?lang=en.
● macOS High Sierra 10.13.5 -10.13.6 are now supported
● Advanced Threat Prevention provisioning into geographical data centers for the Government Cloud is now supported.
Resolved Technical Advisories v2.0
Advanced Threat Prevention v2.0
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No resolved technical advisories exist.
Encryption Client v10.0
● No resolved technical advisories exist.
Technical Advisories v2.0
Advanced Threat Prevention v2.0
No technical advisories exist.
Encryption Client v10.0
● Apple has changed the management of Secure Tokens within macOS 10.13.0 and later. This may result in activation failures
with "mobile users" or non-administrative users on macOS devices. This is not necessarily inherent to Dell Encryption, though
may become more noticeable. These errors can cause repeat activation prompts, cause the primary volume to be noted
as "Excluded" within the Dell Encryption Enterprise preferences panel, or even to have a direct failure when attempting
to enable FileVault. To work around this, activate Dell Encryption Enterprise for Mac with an administrative account. For
more information, please see: https://www.dell.com/support/article/us/en/04/sln309192/mobile-users-unable-to-activate-
dell-encryption-enterprise-for-mac-on-macos-high-sierra?lang=en.
● Encryption fails on non-boot volumes on an iMac Pro with the selection of all fixed volumes and policy set to filevault
encryption. [DDPMS-1807]
● In rare occurrences, to successfully eject a drive from the External Media tab in the preferences panel, the user must
right-click and select Eject on the drive and then select Eject again after the drive is removed from the desktop. To work
around this issue, the user can use Finder to eject the drive. [DDPMS-1846]
New Features and Functionality v1.5
● Encryption Client creates a hidden user to allow enforcement of policy with less user interaction on APFS FV2 volumes.
● Endpoint Security Suite Enterprise for Mac now supports IPv6.
● Encryption Client supports macOS High Sierra 10.13.4.
● Advanced Threat Prevention 1481 is supported with High Sierra 10.13.4.
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Endpoint Security Suite Enterprise for Mac Technical Advisories