Why am I seeing a Microsoft Windows Defender SmartScreen warning?

Treasury Software has a new digital signing certificate and this may be causing a Microsoft Defender SmartScreen popup / warning upon installing.

When a certificate is renewed - SmartScreen may temporarily show a message. 

Overview 
You may encounter a Windows SmartScreen prompt when downloading or installing newer versions of Treasury Software in the short-term. 

This is expected behavior and does not indicate a security risk. 

Why this message appears 
Microsoft Defender's message will include text like "isn't commonly downloaded" and/or that it is "an unrecognized app".
This is Microsoft Defender stating that it has has not yet had enough downloads to build a history.

When a new certificate is renewed—SmartScreen may temporarily show a message until reputation is rebuilt. 

 
Is Treasury Software safe? 
Yes. 
Treasury Software: 
--Is digitally signed and verified 
--Has been trusted by banks and businesses for over two decades 
--Maintains strict internal security and testing protocols 
--Has not introduced any security-related changes in this release 
 
What should I do? 
If Microsoft Defender's message includes text like "isn't commonly downloaded" and/or that it is "an unrecognized app", then it is affirming the statements above - and we would recommend continuing with the installation (see step-by-step below).

How long will this continue for? 
Once Defender builds enough history, new users will no longer see the prompt.
 
Still have concerns? 
Our team is happy to help verify authenticity or walk you through installation. 
Contact us at  (866) 226-5732 or online. 

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Click on the three dots > Keep > (then on the new window) the down arrow next to Delete > Keep Anyway

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Click on More Info > Run anyway