The parade of Apple updates continue on Monday. Along with updates for iOS, watchOS, tvOS, and iTunes, Apple released OS X El Capitan Update 10.11.5.

According to the release notes, the update includes under-the-hood fixes. Specifically:
• Fixes an issue where applying a configuration profile to setallowSpotlightInternetResults
toFalse
would cause Spotlight to use large amounts of CPU time. • Fixes an issue where applying a configuration profile to setShutDownDisabledWhileLoggedIn
toTrue
would have no effect. • Fixes an issue where only a single NetBoot image would appear in the Startup Disk pane of System Preferences, even if multiple NetBoot images were configured on the server.
Before updating your Mac, back up your data. To install the update, launch the App Store app and click on the Updates tab. The update should appear in the updates available list. Click the Update button to install it. Your Mac will need to restart to complete the installation.