Forcepoint F1E Install Guide

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Deploying Forcepoint F1E in your Enterprise
macOS Installation
You can install Forcepoint F1E agents on macOS endpoints.
Installing the agent using Jamf
Forcepoint recommends to install the agent using Jamf installation method.
Deploying extensions
You can automatically deploy the extensions on the endpoint machines to ensure consistent extension configuration across devices.
Deploying Firefox extension

Introducing Forcepoint F1E
Obtaining or Creating the Installation Package
Deploying Forcepoint F1E in your Enterprise
- Before you begin
- Windows Installation
  You can install Forcepoint F1E agents on Windows endpoints.
- macOS Installation
  You can install Forcepoint F1E agents on macOS endpoints.
  - Deploying Forcepoint F1E Outlook Add in
    You must install F1E Outlook Add-in feature in order to monitor content on Outlook clients on macOS.
  - Creating the Endpoint SSL Identity
    For the Forcepoint F1E agent to be able to securely communicate with your Outlook Email client, the Endpoint must be given an SSL identity, and the client machine must be set up to trust that identity.
  - Creating the Endpoint SSL Identity using custom certificate
    You can use custom or third party signed certificate for generating the endpoint ssl identity files.
  - Manual Install
    You can install the Forcepoint F1E Endpoint agent on macOS.
  - Manual Uninstall
    Manually uninstall the agent from your macOS endpoints.
  - Installing the agent using Jamf
    Forcepoint recommends to install the agent using Jamf installation method.
    - Deploying the Agent’s SSL Identity
      This step is required only if you intend to monitor email on the endpoint and if your email client is Microsoft Outlook.
    - Deploying the _ca.cer certificate
      For macOS endpoint installations, you must deploy _ca.cer certificate as the single global certificate to decrypt traffic.
    - Deploying Privacy Preferences Policy Control (pppc) profile
      You must deploy a Privacy Preferences Policy Control (PPPC) profile to automatically enable Full Disk Access(FDA) and the fpneone process.
    - Configuring content filters
      You can use content filters to configure application access prior to performing F1E upgrades and allow for silent installations.
    - Manually creating the MDM profile
      You can manually create the mobile device management (MDM) profile if you have issues importing the MDM profile provided by Forcepoint.
    - Deploying extensions
      You can automatically deploy the extensions on the endpoint machines to ensure consistent extension configuration across devices.
      - Deploying Chrome extension
        You can deploy Chrome extensions to manage extensions alongside the F1E Endpoint agent installation.
      - Deploying Firefox extension
    - Deploying the endpoint package through Jamf
      You can automatically deploy endpoint packages using Jamf.
  - Uninstalling the agent using Jamf
    You can use jamf to automatically uninstall the Forcepoint F1E agent on your endpoint machines.
  - Silently upgrading Forcepoint F1E using MDM
    You can silently upgrade Forcepoint F1E endpoint installation using mobile device management (MDM).
  - Enabling Safari extension manually
    The Forcepoint DLP Endpoint Safari extension must be enabled for Safari 12 and above on macOS environments v10.14 and above.
- Restarting an endpoint machine after an install or uninstall
- Deploying Forcepoint F1E agents and the Neo agent on an endpoint machine
  If you are working with multiple agent installation, refer to the Forcepoint Agent Compatibility Knowledge Base article.
- Configuring and managing Forcepoint F1E agents

Deploying Firefox extension

The Firefox extension is built-in to the installer package for deployment.

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