MacOS support for Datto Endpoint Backup

February 05, 2026
Enhancement
Datto Backup, Datto Endpoint Backup, Kaseya 365 Endpoint, UniView

Datto Endpoint Backup now provides native macOS support via the Endpoint Backup Mac agent, enabling seamless protection for mixed-device environments. Organizations can back up and recover Mac endpoints with the same reliable, automated experience used for Windows, eliminating workarounds, closing coverage gaps and expanding protection to critical data on macOS devices.

With policy-based scheduling, granular inclusion and exclusion controls, automated deployment and encrypted backups with optional customer-managed keys, teams get flexible, secure data protection built for macOS. Restore data quickly to the original location, another folder or a different device, without requiring a full system restore, ensuring fast, effortless recovery that aligns with macOS security constraints.

Learn more about macOS support for Endpoint Backup here.

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