
However, there are several alternative solutions available for Linux users that provide similar levels of protection. But is it possible to use Windows Defender on Linux? The short answer is no, as Windows Defender is not compatible with Linux operating systems.

Prep your management tools such as MEM (Intune), JamF, or other MDM product to support “System Extensions” for MDE for macOS.For many years, Windows Defender has been Microsoft’s go-to antivirus solution for its Windows-based operating systems. Microsoft Defender ATP for Mac is moving to system extensions Start out by reading the blog post by Helen Allas (Program Manager) for MDE x-plat:

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