Apple Deploys Security Update For Macbook
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To address the, Apple released a security update for macOS High Sierra (10.13) and later for Sierra (10.12) and El Capitan (10.11). While we avoid performing major OS and other software updates during the year to avoid negatively impacting our users, we were eager to patch this widely known security hole.
Up until this point we haven’t had a reason to deploy a institution-wide patch to all our managed Macs, and we actively disable automatic software checks. So, it was time to figure out a workflow. Apple normally releases software updates through the Mac App Store and later through other sources. Normally I prefer grabbing Apple-related updates through their, as this allows us to upload a single PKG to our distribution point, and then cache the PKG on our machines so that our users can then install the software at their convenience through Self Service.
However, at the time Apple had not yet released the update to their support page yet, and while I’ve been eager to test and deploy to keep the update deployment within our LAN, rather than out to Apple’s servers, it just wasn’t feasible given the time-frame. While Jamf Pro supports the ability to install all available software updates via policy, I only wanted to download and install the applicable security update. I opted instead to use the Mac’s built-in softwareupdate command-line tool to cache the security update for a later install triggered by our users.
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