If you use JAMF as a Mobile Device Management solution for your macOS devices, you could configure it to automatically onboard and deploy Microsoft Defender ATP. A guide from Microsoft on how this could be done is found here: If you use Microsoft Intune as a Mobile Device Management solution for your macOS devices, you could configure it to automatically onboard and deploy Microsoft Defender ATP.

If you want to manually deploy Microsoft Defender ATP to your macOS devices, Microsoft has created the following guide:

No other third-party endpoint protection software installed Users must update Microsoft Defender for Endpoint for Mac to version 101.59.50 (or newer) prior to updating their devices to macOS Monterey 12.3 (or newer).

To run the above MS components, Apple's 'Rosetta 2' is required (it allows. If this interface isn't working, it is impossible to connect to the internet. This adds a network interface called 'Microsoft Defender ATP Content Filter'. You will have the option to download a standalone package or package for Mobile Device Management / Microsoft Intune.īefore you try to install Microsoft Defender ATP on macOS you need to make sure you meet the following system requirements : There are (to my analysis) to things coming together: My machine is InTuned and has MS Defender ATP installed. In the onboarding section in Microsoft Defender Security Center, if you have preview features selected, you will see how to onboard macOS machines. Yesterday Microsoft released Microsoft Defender ATP for Mac in public preview and are now available for download and installation though the Microsoft Defender Security Center. : Intune, Microsoft By Joel Jerkin Translate with Google ⟶

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