Privilege Management for Mac 5.4 Release Notes

The software has been rebranded with the new company logo and colors, and some products have been renamed.
Privilege Management for Mac integrates with BeyondInsight.
Core functional improvements have been made to prevent having to pause processes.
Added computer filters with support for IP ranges and computer name.
A quick start policy for Mac has been added to the management console.
Copy and delete application bundles in the Applications directory without receiving authorization prompts.

Resolved an issue where Steam.app failed certificate validation, causing policy rules not to match.
When uninstalling Privilege Management, com.apple.ServiceManagement.daemons.modify is now correctly restored.
Resolved an issue where the user could not use Unity mode with VMware Fusion 11 if Privilege Management was installed.
Resolved an issue where lpadmin would fail to complete when run with sudo as root.
If no license is present on the endpoint, an event is now triggered to show the lack of license.
Resolved an issue where the username in authorization request message boxes would be incorrectly changed to the UNIX username.
Resolved an issue where dppolicyplugin could cause SecurityAgent to crash.
Sudo now successfully runs the "sudo mtr" command.
Resolved an issue on macOS 10.12 where launching Chrome with the Privilege Management for Mac client would cause Chrome not to work.
Resolved an issue where the adapter would not download a policy when an already existing policy had been deleted.
Resolved an issue where the uninstall script with an -s argument would not remove all settings.
Resolved an issue where a valid license would log an error message.
Resolved an issue where rules targeting com.apple.ServiceManagement.daemons.modify were evaluated last, sometimes resulting in their not being evaluated at all.
Resolved an issue where Privilege Management for Mac would sometimes crash when a blocked application repeatedly attempted to run.

System Preferences must be closed when installing Privilege Management as defaults are written.

If you have a business requirement to downgrade the Mac client, please first uninstall the currently installed version.