Comment by jasonvorhe

I don't see a single product listed there that actually improves security. I'd consider them "cover your ass for compliance" products. None of these vendors has a track record of delivering quality or actual protection without increasing the attack surface, as proven by past screwups of these companies. They even quote Crowdstrike in the first paragraph.

macOS release dates are predictable and Apple ships developer previews and public betas. If these vendors can't update their products in time that doesn't speak for their processes, automated testing infrastructure nor care for their customers.