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The Huntress macOS application template in Swif allows for a streamlined, one-click deployment of the Huntress agent to your managed Mac devices. This template automates the installation of the required system extension profile and the execution of the deployment script.

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Before you begin, ensure you have the following information from your Huntress portal:

Huntress Account Key: A unique 32-character hex key for your account.

Organization Key: The key for the specific organization you are deploying to (e.g., <code>your-org-name</code>).

- Huntress Account Key: A unique 32-character hex key for your account.
- Organization Key: The key for the specific organization you are deploying to (e.g., <code>your-org-name</code>).

Navigate to Applications Go to Device Management &gt; Applications and select the macOS tab.

Select the Huntress Template Click View All Templates (or scroll through the template carousel) and locate the Huntress Template. Click the Configure ▼ dropdown and select for macOS.

Configure the Application The template creation flow will open with pre-filled metadata and scripts.

Update the Deployment Script Scroll to the Post-Install Command Script section. You will see two yellow warning banners alerting you to replace the placeholders in the script:

- Locate <code>defaultAccountKey="__ACCOUNT_KEY__"</code> and replace <code>__ACCOUNT_KEY__</code> with your actual Huntress Account Key.
- Locate <code>defaultOrgKey="__ORGANIZATION_KEY__"</code> and replace <code>__ORGANIZATION_KEY__</code> with your actual Organization Key.

Note: The warning banners will disappear once valid values are entered.

Review and Create The template automatically includes the necessary <code>mobileconfig</code> profile for the Huntress System Extension. Review the remaining settings and click Create to add Huntress to your application list.

Assign to Devices Once created, the Huntress app will appear in your macOS Applications list. You can now assign it to individual devices or groups.

1. Navigate to Applications Go to Device Management &gt; Applications and select the macOS tab.
2. Select the Huntress Template Click View All Templates (or scroll through the template carousel) and locate the Huntress Template. Click the Configure ▼ dropdown and select for macOS.
3. Configure the Application The template creation flow will open with pre-filled metadata and scripts.
4. Update the Deployment Script Scroll to the Post-Install Command Script section. You will see two yellow warning banners alerting you to replace the placeholders in the script:
 - Locate <code>defaultAccountKey="__ACCOUNT_KEY__"</code> and replace <code>__ACCOUNT_KEY__</code> with your actual Huntress Account Key.
 - Locate <code>defaultOrgKey="__ORGANIZATION_KEY__"</code> and replace <code>__ORGANIZATION_KEY__</code> with your actual Organization Key.
 Note: The warning banners will disappear once valid values are entered.
5. Review and Create The template automatically includes the necessary <code>mobileconfig</code> profile for the Huntress System Extension. Review the remaining settings and click Create to add Huntress to your application list.

6. Assign to Devices Once created, the Huntress app will appear in your macOS Applications list. You can now assign it to individual devices or groups.

Profile Installation: Swif first installs the Huntress System Extension profile to ensure the agent has the necessary permissions.

Silent Installation: The post-install script downloads and installs the Huntress agent silently in the background.

Idempotency: The deployment script is designed to be "idempotent." If Huntress is already installed and running healthily on a device, the script will return a success code instead of attempting a redundant reinstallation.

- Profile Installation: Swif first installs the Huntress System Extension profile to ensure the agent has the necessary permissions.
- Silent Installation: The post-install script downloads and installs the Huntress agent silently in the background.
- Idempotency: The deployment script is designed to be "idempotent." If Huntress is already installed and running healthily on a device, the script will return a success code instead of attempting a redundant reinstallation.

To verify that the installation was successful, Swif uses an Install-check script that confirms the existence of the Huntress application at: <code>/Applications/Huntress.app/Contents/MacOS/Huntress</code>

If the agent is present and executable, the device will report a successful installation status in the Swif dashboard.

You can run this command to check statsu:

sudo /Applications/Huntress.app/Contents/MacOS/Huntress status Huntress Agent Version: 0.14.182 Full Disk Access for Agent: true Extension Status: installed System Extension version: 0.14.182 Full Disk Access for Extension: true EDR status: enabled Preauthorization Status: notGranted Host Isolation Status: notActivated

How to Install Huntress on macOS using the Swif App Template

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