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How does the Cyber Guardian installer work and what operating systems does it support?

Cyber Guardian Team

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The Cyber Guardian installer allows you to install the protections on your device(s) and server(s) and register them on the Cyber Guardian platform.

Running the installer requires administration priviledges and an installation code. In particular, in the case of Linux the user must be added to the sudoers group to be able to perform the installation. If you do not have an installation code, find out how here.

Before starting, please ensure that computers where the installer is going to be downloaded and/or run do not have blocked communications to *.cyberguardian.tech, *.crowdstrike.com and *.goskope.com domains.

When starting the installer it will request to verify the assigned installation code. Once this is done, the installation begins quickly and easily.

The operating systems supported by the installers available at your download area* (https://**.cyberguardian.tech/client/device-security/installers) are:

Operating Systems	Installers available
Windows_Desktop: Windows 10 Windows 11 Windows_Server: Windows_Server_2016 Windows_Server_2019 Windows_Server_2022	Graphic installer: Install Cyber Guardian protections on Windows through a graphical user interface (GUI). Unattended installer: Automate mass installations on your Windows devices through a command line line depending on the protection to be installed: Installer versions earlier than 4.2: cyberguardian_cli_x64 [token] Installer versions after 4.2 *cyberguardian_cli_x64 install [device-protection\|web-protection\|all] [token]*
MacOS: macOS 14 Sonoma macOS 15 Sequoia macOS 26 Tahoe	Graphic installer: Install protections on Mac through a graphical user interface (GUI). Unattended installer: Automate mass installations on your Mac devices through a command line depending on the protection to be installed: Installer versions earlier than 4.2: cyberguardian_cli [token] Installer versions after 4.2: *sudo ./cyberguardian_cli install [device-protection\|web-protection\|all] [token]* Note: After installation, it is necessary to activate system extensions on installed devices.
Linux_Desktop (navigation protection): Ubuntu 22.04, 24.04 LTS Linux Mint Desktop 21 (Cinnamon Edition) Red Hat 9.4 (Plow) Debian 12 (Bookworm) Linux_Desktop (endpoint protection): Ubuntu 18.04 - 24.04 Linux Mint Desktop 20, 21 Suse 15.0, 15.3, 15.4 RedHat 7.4, 9 Alma Linux 8, 9 Centos 8 Debian 9.1, 10, 11 Oracle 7, 8, 9 Rocky 8, 9	x64: Install Cyber Guardian protections on Linux x64 using the following command depending on the protection to be installed: Installer versions earlier than 4.2: *chmod +x ./cyberguardian_x64.run;./cyberguardian_x64.run [token]* Installer versions after 4.2: *chmod +x ./cyberguardian_x64.run;sudo ./cyberguardian_x64.run install [device-protection\|web-protection\|all] [token]* arm64: This version allows you to install Cyber Guardian protections on Linux arm64 using the following command depending on the protection to be installed: Installer versions earlier than 4.2: chmod +x ./cyberguardian_arm64.run;./cyberguardian_arm64.run [token] Installer versions after 4.2: *chmod +x ./cyberguardian_arm64.run;sudo ./cyberguardian_arm64.run install [device-protection\|web-protection\|all] [token]*

For other operating systems, contact Cyber Guardian Support for deployment and installation instructions.

*To access your download area, press the View Installers button or enter the url https://**.cyberguardian.tech/client/device-security/installers, replacing ** with your regular Cyber Guardian subdomain.