
Jamf Protect
Protects Apple devices with endpoint Security, Privacy & Backup and threat prevention tools.
The definitive endpoint security solution for Apple fleets — worth the per-device cost if your org is already in the Jamf ecosystem.
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Jamf Protect — purpose-built endpoint security and mobile threat defense for Apple devices (Mac, iOS, visionOS).
Jamf Protect is the go-to endpoint security layer for Apple-first organizations, delivering behavioral threat detection, next-gen antivirus, web content filtering, and compliance enforcement across macOS and iOS fleets. The DB lists $3/device/month and a 'free_trial' tier — both are outdated: current business pricing is $6/device/month (billed annually) and the product is paid (with a 14-day free trial). It pairs natively with Jamf Pro for unified device management and ships with SIEM connectors for Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, and Google SecOps, making it a serious enterprise-grade choice rather than a lightweight add-on.
Jamf Protect is the rare security product that's actually designed around Apple's architecture rather than ported from Windows tooling. Its MITRE ATT&CK alignment, fileless-attack detection, and rich telemetry output give SOC teams something they can actually act on — not just noise.
It's best used alongside Jamf Pro (additional cost), and pricing at scale can be significant for large device counts. Windows and Android support is limited — this is Apple-first by design, which is a non-starter for mixed-OS environments.
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Jamf Business Plan (Jamf Pro + Protect + Connect bundled) for full MDM, security, and identity in one contract.
Malwarebytes for Teams if you only need Mac antivirus without the full enterprise MDM/security stack.
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