From Alert to Action: Jamf's integration with Google Security Operations Transforms Apple Threat Response

In today’s fast-moving enterprise landscape, security teams need the ability to not only detect threats but quickly respond at scale. When securing Mac, they require Apple-specific insights that platforms like Jamf for Mac provide. For example, capturing rich, native macOS telemetry data and sending it to a Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solution.

What happens when that SIEM includes Security Orchestration, Automation and Response (SOAR) features? Proactive mitigations are deployed automatically to maintain a strong security posture, based on data-driven decision-making.

Jamf + Google

As one of the industry’s most powerful threat detection, investigation and response platforms, Google Security Operations leverages Google Cloud’s infrastructure to analyze petabytes of security data with rapid queries.

In fact, Jamf Threat Labs researchers use Google Security Operations to comb through telemetry, uncovering malware targeted at macOS devices. This research fuels the detections that power Jamf’s platform, which are fine-tuned and validated before being pushed out to our customers.

Security-forward organizations worldwide pair Jamf and Google Security Operations for Apple-specific alerts and high-fidelity telemetry. Now, we're bringing even more functionality to organizations using both platforms.

Introducing the Jamf SOAR Connector for Google Security Operations

We’re excited to announce the launch of the Jamf SOAR connector, now available in the Google Security Operations Content Hub [SS3] [SW4] . This integration empowers analysts with deeper Apple-specific visibility and pairs it with automated actions – all from within Google Security Operations.

Here’s what’s available today in v1 (with more coming soon):

Get Device Information

Return full JSON results of Mac inventory records, including hardware, software and user details. Also, available as a widget for quick analyst review.

Get Device Group Membership

Instantly see what Smart or Static Groups a device belongs to.

Remote Lock Managed Device

Trigger a restart and firmware lock on a compromised Mac. Unlock PIN provided to analysts via widget.

Wipe Managed Device

For unrecoverable devices, initiate a remote wipe directly from a playbook, optionally paired with Slack alerts and approval workflows.

Update Extension Attribute

Dynamically set Extension Attributes to move devices into Smart Groups, triggering policy executions or profile deployments automatically.

Static Group Assignment

Add devices to Static Groups to enforce specific configuration profiles or policies.

These actions can be triggered by alerts from any integrated security tool or from custom rules within Google Security Operations itself. Parsers are already available and upcoming SOAR enhancements will include more functionality of Jamf's platform.

Faster response = Less risk

With the Jamf SOAR connector for Google Security Operations, analysts gain the ability to isolate or wipe compromised devices instantly, automate group-based workflows for rapid remediation, and correlate Apple-device endpoint data with other alerts. By integrating Jamf’s Apple-first security insights with Google Security Operations’ scale and automation, enterprise security teams can accelerate their response workflows and reduce time to containment.

Maintain a strong security posture for Apple environments

Security threats are ever evolving, and staying ahead of the latest threats requires modern tools. The powerful combination of Jamf and Google Security Operations gives organizations both the visibility to spot macOS threats, and the automation to respond to them. This integration underscores Jamf’s commitment to helping enterprises operationalize security, stay ahead of attackers, and protect what matters most in their Apple environments.

Getting started quickly with the Jamf SOAR integration

1. Login to Google Security Operations
2. Select Marketplace Integrations
3. Search for "Jamf"