what script will check if FDA is enabled for a program, like acronis or an antivirus?
When I deploy to new clients, I never know without connecting to their machine and checking the gui. Most of the Macs are current or close to it. I know I still have to manually change it after the check, but triggering an output or ticket would save a ton of man hours.

what script will check if FDA is enabled for a program, like acronis or an antivirus?
When I deploy to new clients, I never know without connecting to their machine and checking the gui. Most of the Macs are current or close to it. I know I still have to manually change it after the check, but triggering an output or ticket would save a ton of man hours.

what script will check if FDA is enabled for a program, like acronis or an antivirus?
When I deploy to new clients, I never know without connecting to their machine and checking the gui. Most of the Macs are current or close to it. I know I still have to manually change it after the check, but triggering an output or ticket would save a ton of man hours.

what script will check if FDA is enabled for a program, like acronis or an antivirus?
When I deploy to new clients, I never know without connecting to their machine and checking the gui. Most of the Macs are current or close to it. I know I still have to manually change it after the check, but triggering an output or ticket would save a ton of man hours.

what script will check if FDA is enabled for a program, like acronis or an antivirus?
When I deploy to new clients, I never know without connecting to their machine and checking the gui. Most of the Macs are current or close to it. I know I still have to manually change it after the check, but triggering an output or ticket would save a ton of man hours.