Do I need cisco videoguard monitor? I'm not updating to Catalina until I find out if the cisco app is really essential.

Have a look at this post - it looks like it comes bundled if you install Sky Go?

https://discussions.apple.com/thread/250368394

I have never had this software installed on my machine and I can access YouTube, Netflix, amazon fine.

thanks.

I'm looking into this as well. As far as I can tell, it's not associated with any app that I have on my computer, yet it was somehow installed. I don't even know what Sky Go is, but that's the most common app people mention in relation to the cisco app. I did find the pathway to removing it though. If you go to your apple menu, About this Mac/System Report/Legacy Software. It will show all the 32 bit apps that may be incompatible and where to find them on your computer. I think I'm going to move it to a random folder to see if it affects anything. If I am able to, that is. Will let you know...

Welp, the 'path' listed in the system report does not exist on my computer. For some reason I do not have a Library folder in my user folder, which seems strange. Anyway, here was the path I was supposed to follow.

[Personal Information Edited by Moderator]

Only you will be able to answer that question. That software is used to encrypt broadcasting signals and is made by Cisco.

see if they have a 64bit option available to download.

If you want to get into your user library (usually known as ~Library) then in Finder, click on Go with the alt key held down and Library will appear

yay, that worked! Wonder why it doesn't show up when I go to my user folder? But, I guess it doesn't matter. The Cisco folder is there! ;)

Also, there is an Uninstall feature, which the other thread said they couldn't find. :)

It doesn't show automatically because you are discouraged from rummaging about in there, but not forbidden!