CrowdStrike vs Jamf Protect: Which is best for you?

Over the console, I worked with both workstations and server's endpoints that are working fine with all activities. When we are running all the supported sensors with all location systems there will be a continuous protection and performing tasks like threat detection, endpoint detection and incidents.

On Falcon console some of the OSFM channel updates are not getting pushed to the endpoint systems, due to this the system is reflecting in RFM mode, due to this some functionalities are not getting triggered.

It's given us a huge amount of insight into the security settings and baselines we need to implement across the board, and has been extremely handy in attaining accreditation such as Cyber Secutity Essentials.

I might run into privacy issues, the breakdowns are so specific that I can tie actions to users.