[All] Critical Updates for Your System

[Stanfill, Alex (ARC-SGG)[Bay Area Environmental Research Institute]]

It has come to my attention that there is some confusion about whether I am indicating that you should upgrade to Catalina. We are definitely NOT upgrading to Catalina at this time. Please continue to ignore the top section about that upgrade. If you attempt to upgrade to Catalina, software restrictions we’ve put into place SHOULD stop you—but Apple is getting more persistent.

The updates you are looking for are down below, under “More info…”

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Cheers,

Alex Stanfill
Earth Science Project Office
NASA Ames Research Center
Bay Area Environmental Research Institute
Bldg N232, Rm 242/032, MS 232-22
Moffett Field<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moffett_Federal_Airfield>, CA 94035-0001
Mobile: +1 650 680 8547

From: "Chirica, Dan C. (ARC-SGG)" <dan.chirica at nasa.gov>
Date: Wednesday, June 3, 2020 at 1:26 PM
To: "all at espo.nasa.gov" <all at espo.nasa.gov>, Alexandra Cyria Eaton Stanfill <alex.stanfill at nasa.gov>
Subject: Re: Critical Updates for Your System

NVM, I see! You are prompted to upgrade to Catalina. Do you know how come this is not visible on my computer? I wonder what wizardry the EUSO folks use to keep it hidden.

--Dan Chirica
NASA Ames Research Center
dan.chirica at nasa.gov
+1 (650) 604-0436

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From: All <all-bounces at espo.nasa.gov> on behalf of Stanfill, Alex (ARC-SGG)[Bay Area Environmental Research Institute] via All <all at espo.nasa.gov>
Sent: Wednesday, June 3, 2020 11:01
To: all at espo.nasa.gov <all at espo.nasa.gov>
Subject: [All] Critical Updates for Your System


Good morning team,



A critical security update was released for macOS. Please install it as you’re available, ideally this week.



  *   Check for system updates: Self Service > Check for Apple Software Updates
If you see a second blue “More info…” link, click on it to see the updates (screenshots below).
  *   Before starting an update:

     *   verify you have a current Time Machine backup (System Prefs > Time Machine > see under one of your drives something like “Backups: <date> - Today _ _ : _ _ AM”)
     *   ensure you can be without your computer for the next few hours (recommendation: do the updates at the end of your work day)



Thanks!! Have a wondrous Wednesday!

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Alex Stanfill

Earth Science Project Office
NASA Ames Research Center
Bay Area Environmental Research Institute

Bldg N232, Rm 242/032, MS 232-22

Moffett Field<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moffett_Federal_Airfield>, CA 94035-0001

Mobile: +1 650 680 8547
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