For example, macOS is supported for the three latest versions, and Windows 10 from 1607.

Where I have used a green check ✓ to note support, this doesn’t mean all versions of that OS, but it does mean all MDE-supported versions of that OS.

This stuff isn’t always obvious in the documentation, so expect updates to refine accuracy over time.

This is provided without warranty and only my best effort.

Removed preview references for the unified agent for Windows Server 2012 R.

Updated Windows Server support for indicators of compromise (thanks Polle Vanhoof + Thomas Verheyden).

Updated block at first sight (BAFS) supported OSs (thanks Polle Vanhoof + Thomas Verheyden).Updated attack surface reduction (ASR) rule supported Windows and Windows Server versions.Updated host firewall reporting supported OSs.Added macOS, iOS, and Android support for network indicators of compromise.Added Linux cloud-delivered protection support.Added iOS and Android’s mobile network protection.Added the new Microsoft Defender Vulnerability Management capabilities (add-on license required).Now available in Excel format, which was the biggest request 🙂.This follows up on my March 2022 release of the comparison.

This is the updated “matrix” of OS supported for the almost 80 features, services, and important components that make up Microsoft Defender for Endpoint.

Microsoft defender atp for mac