For the first time, Apple macOS gets a fast security response update of 13.2 (a)
Thank CTOnews.com netizens for the clue delivery of the little alarm bell that can sing! CTOnews.com, December 16 / PRNewswire-FirstCall-Asianet /-- Apple today released a Rapid Security response (Rapid Security Response) update for macOS 13.2 Beta, the first of its kind for macOS. Quick security response updates are a feature of iOS 16 and macOS Ventura and later versions, and Apple can provide security fixes to users without a comprehensive update.
MacOS Quick Security response Update 13.2 (a) automatically deploys Mac and Safari browsers on restart. CTOnews.com learned that Apple had previously released a quick security response to iOS 16 in the form of tests. Mac's update is also likely to be a test before a real quick security response update begins to be released to Mac users.
