- #Symantec encryption desktop 10.3.0 mac os x#
- #Symantec encryption desktop 10.3.0 install#
- #Symantec encryption desktop 10.3.0 upgrade#
§The system extension “/System/Library/Extensions/PGPwde.kext” was installed improperly and cannot be used.
#Symantec encryption desktop 10.3.0 install#
It has OSX Mavericks 10.9.2 I can install PGP just fine, create keys, encrypt, decrypt, sign etc etc however if I go to the PGP Disk section this error pops up: I recently got a Mac and wanted to setup PGP on it. Hello there I have been a long time user of PGP on windows and it's always worked nicely aside from the issue where the damn thing posts unencrypted files top dropbox when it should be encrypted but whatever I'm not here to talk about that. If the answer to question asked above is "yes" what are the necessaryĬan the goal be achieved in 100 per cent reliable way? To usage of the computer in all other aspects. The goal is also to have a solution with none negative impacts If possible the goal seeked by other methods than whole disk encryption. If some day this comp should be in repair service prevent the sensitive data from being accessed by unathorized persons The comp should be resaled some day in the future be able to remove the sensitive data from ssd in unrecoverable fashion if Protection / precaution in order to achieve the goal described below? The question is if this is the only moment to carry out some measures of Will be stored on that ssd, apart from operating system, used software and non-sensitive As soon as the usage of new comp will start the sensitive user data It is the boot disk with operating system on it. However it is not easy to see what the current status is. Greetings and a big thank you to the technical support engineer Amol who is trying to escalate this issue internally at Symantec.Īctually the points in focus are widely discussed in web. Of course it would be better if Desktop Encryption would support Apple OSX 10.9.1. It would be good to change the technical document TECH174563 and to state that OS X Maverick is not supported with current operating system versions, so Encryption Desktop is supported with OSX versions which are not available from Apple anymore (10.9 or 10.9.0). This is why the technical document is misleading: Apple ships Maverick version 10.9.1 and Symantec is currently not supporting it.
#Symantec encryption desktop 10.3.0 mac os x#
Symantec Encryption Desktop is currently not supported on Mac OS X Version 10.9.1 - well it is not possible to get 10.9.0 anymore. Encryption desktop aborts with PGPError: -11997.Ī case was openend () and now we have a catch 22: The whole procdure started good, but now it was not possible to encrypt the disk drive. Now - having a positive experience - it was tried to do the same procedure with a another new MacBook Air.
#Symantec encryption desktop 10.3.0 upgrade#
Let me explain: a Macbook Pro was upgraded to Maverick following the upgrade procedure:ĭecrypt drive, de-install encryption desktop, upgrade to maverick, install encryption desktop and encrypt the disk. Misleading information about Mac OS Mavericks support in the technical document TECH174563.
With Symantec Encryption Desktop (Version 10.3.1 MP1 (build 13266)) there is
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