Blackberry blend on mac can't be installed

Hi i just downloaded Blackberry blend from blackberry website on my mac .
when i try to install it , there's a pop up message saying :
"install Blackberry 10 Dekstop software"can't be opened because the identity of the developer cannot be confirmed.
I hope blackberry address this issue ASAP.
Thank you .
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Thank you so much , it turns out i forgot to change the "download from anywhere" in the system preference setting ....problem fixed , Blackberry comunity is the best !!!!!

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