Apple released its latest computer operating system update called macOS 15, or Sequoia. And, somehow, the software update has broken the

Apple will soon start rolling out its latest desktop operating system, macOS Sequoia. Although no exact release time has been announced, users are advised to check their devices for the update. Similar to iOS 18,

The latest macOS—Sequoia—introduces several new features, including app window tiles. With this, users will be able to drag the windows of each application to the edge of the screen and effortlessly arrange them side-by-side like tiles on the desktop, or place them in corners to keep even more apps in view.

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However, Mac users are reporting some issues as it pertains to the latter release and the cybersecurity tools that they use. As noticed by TechCrunch, Mac users who upgraded to macOS Sequoia are experiencing issues with their cybersecurity software and its compatibility with Apple's new operating system.

Cybersecurity firms like CrowdStrike, SentinelOne and ESET are reportedly having compatibility issues with the new macOS Sequoia update.

Macworld Apple released macOS Sequoia to the general public last Monday. On Thursday, TechCrunch reported that several third-party security tools have reported issues with the new version of the Mac operating system.

In its writeup, the publication mentions some of the most popular security solutions today: CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Microsoft, ESET, and others. Most of these companies alerted their users that they would not be able to support macOS Sequoia and advised against updating the OS until the matter is resolved.

Multiple makers of third-party Apple security tools, including CrowdStrike and SentinelOne, are warning users not to upgrade to the new macOS 15 Sequoia, pending