Performing the actual deployment using the EPM JAMF policiesĭeploying Microsoft Defender to your macOS devices is actually a simple process, it only requires you to start the process by setting up one policy. Once you have verified that all of these configuration profiles, and policies are in place, you can move on to the actual deployment. The prefix of SITE in the lists above will actually be the prefix for your CSU site in JAMF (eg. Verify that your EPM JAMF site has all of the following policy:

SITE-Microsoft Defender-MDATP MDAV-Tagging SITE-Microsoft Defender-MDATP MDAV-Scan Exclusions.Verify that your EPM JAMF site has all of the following configuration profiles The prefix of SITE in the list above will actually be the prefix for your CSU site in JAMF (eg. Verify that your EPM JAMF site has all of the following smart group: If you find any of these items missing you will need to contact a member of the EPM Core team to resolve the problem as site admins generally do not have the correct permissions in EPM JAMF to resolve this on your own. Log into your EPM JAMF site and verify that the following smart groups, configuration profiles, and policies are in place. Performing the actual deployment using the EPM JAMF policiesĬhecking your JAMF site for the necessary smart groups, configuration profiles, and policies.Checking your JAMF site for the necessary configuration profiles, and policies.There are just a few prerequisites that need to be done:

Deploying Microsoft Defender to macOS devices using EPM JAMF is an easy thing to do, most of the work is completely automated thanks to JAMF.

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