You downloaded a legitimate tool like an older version of Adobe Creative Suite, a game from GOG, or a niche utility. The developer either hasn’t updated their security certificate or has let their Apple Developer Program membership expire.
This is a legitimate Apple security dialogue. However, scammers sometimes create fake versions of this pop-up in web browsers to trick you into calling a support number.
A: If your Mac is managed by an IT department (e.g., via Jamf or Intune), your admin may have disabled the “Open Anyway” button. You must contact your IT administrator to add the app to the allowed list.
You downloaded a legitimate tool like an older version of Adobe Creative Suite, a game from GOG, or a niche utility. The developer either hasn’t updated their security certificate or has let their Apple Developer Program membership expire.
This is a legitimate Apple security dialogue. However, scammers sometimes create fake versions of this pop-up in web browsers to trick you into calling a support number.
A: If your Mac is managed by an IT department (e.g., via Jamf or Intune), your admin may have disabled the “Open Anyway” button. You must contact your IT administrator to add the app to the allowed list.