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Sign in with Apple + notarized macOS installer

Two things landed this week that matter most to teams running Macs — one for the people signing in to the dashboard, one for the people rolling agents out across a Mac fleet.

What's new

What's fixed

Why this matters for customers

For Macs, the difference between "user clicks Open" and "user fights a Gatekeeper warning and calls IT" is whether the installer is notarized. We're shipping notarized from now on, full stop. Onboarding a Mac fleet should not require a manual "trust this developer" step from every employee.

For sign-in, Apple ID was the missing third option for organisations whose default identity is iCloud rather than Workspace or Entra. Now those teams can roll out Lorika without asking employees to make a second account or remember a second password.

For Mac admins

You can verify the agent's notarization with xcrun stapler validate /usr/local/bin/lorika-agent. The .pkg installer reports "signed by a developer certificate issued by Apple for distribution" and "trusted by the Apple notary service" in pkgutil --check-signature.