Just keep in mind, if you do encounter mac that has some sort of
malware/virus. You can't force Jamf Protect to scan since it has no
scanning feature so you will have to rely on another 3rd party AV
software to that.
Just like any other AV out there, it's never going to be 100% secure. I
have yet to encounter any malware/virus that has circumvented the Mac's
built-in security. Plus the benefit of Jamf Protect, it uses little
system resources since it uses the Mac...
Hi MattTHL, unlike traditional AV, Jamf Protect is basically an EDR
(Endpoint Detection & Response) that leverages the Mac's built-in
security (Gatekeeper, XProtect, MRT, etc) to handle all the AV/Malware
detection and reports it back to Jamf Protect...
It's a pretty simple script. Once you add the script to Jamf, in the
policy itself, you add the script and in the parameter value section you
pass the name of app you are installing. Since you are trying to install
Google Chrome, it's add googlechrom...
Is there a reason why you are packaging Google Chrome instead of
scripting the download/installation? I'd suggest you script it. You can
use Installomator: https://github.com/Installomator/Installomator
