Defining macOS application binary names

When you want to monitor macOS applications, you add them to the
Global Application Monitoring
screen using the application binary names.
Review support information for a summary of Clipboard monitoring features and support. Clipboard features supported on Mac agents
To define the application binary names for a macOS application:
  1. Run the application to be monitored.
  2. Launch the Activity Monitor application.
  3. Enter the application name to be monitored in the search field at the top right.
    The DLP Agent only monitors Clipboard Paste operations for 64-bit macOS applications. Confirm that the application you plan to add displays
    64 bit
    in the
    Kind
    column if you plan to monitor the Clipboard Paste channel.
  4. Double click the application in the
    Process Name
    column to display a dialog. The dialog provides memory, statistics, and open files and ports information for the application.
  5. Click the
    Open Files and Ports
    tab to display details about the application.
  6. Locate the line that display the complete path for the application. For example, the path for Safari is
    /Applications/Safari.app/Contents/MacOS/Safari
    .
  7. Locate and note the binary name following
    /MacOS/
    .
  8. Enter the binary name in the
    Binary Name
    field on the
    System > Agents > Global Application Monitoring
    screen.