Mac Support Sys Ext
In brief
The guidance now refers to the MDM console’s **Device Management** option instead of **Profiles** when locating configuration profiles.
What Defender admins need to know
Administrators should look for **Device Management** to find System Extensions and related profiles.
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Documentation change
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- Select General > Device Management to review installed management profiles. The exact location can vary by macOS version.
If you're using JamF, use sudo jamf policy. For more information, see Policy Management.
@@ -151,7 +151,7 @@ If you're using Intune, see [Manage macOS software update policies in Intune](/i 1. Select **General** > **Device Management** to review installed management profiles. The exact location can vary by macOS version. > [!NOTE]- > If you aren't MDM joined, you won't see **Profiles** as an option. Contact your MDM support team to see why the **Profiles** option isn't visible. You should be able to see the different profiles such as **System Extensions**, **Accessibility**, **Background Services**, **Notifications**, **Microsoft AutoUpdate**, and so on, as shown in the preceding screenshot.+ > If you aren't MDM joined, you won't see **Device Management** as an option. Contact your MDM support team to see why the **Device Management** option isn't visible. You should be able to see the different profiles, such as **System Extensions**, **Accessibility**, **Background Services**, **Notifications**, and **Microsoft AutoUpdate**, as shown in the preceding screenshot. If you're using JamF, use sudo jamf policy. For more information, see [Policy Management](https://docs.jamf.com/10.26.0/jamf-pro/administrator-guide/Policy_Management.html#:~:text=To%20manually%20trigger%20the%20policy%20using%20the%20jamf,pre-defined%20trigger%2C%20replace%20%3CtriggerName%3E%20with%20the%20appropriate%20value.). 