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Lock down all the accounts on your Mac

By Tom Nelson Tom Nelson Writer Tom Nelson is an engineer, programmer, network manager, and computer network and systems designer who has written for Other World Computing,and others. Tom is also president of Coyote Moon, Inc., a Macintosh and Windows consulting firm.
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In This Article</h3> Expand Jump to a Section Change Security and Privacy Preferences Set up FileVault Settings Configure Your Mac's Firewall Adjust Privacy Settings for Your Mac The Security preference pane allows you to&nbsp;control the security level&nbsp;of the user accounts on your Mac. In addition, the Security preference pane is where you configure your Mac's firewall as well as turn data encryption on or off for your user account.
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Expand Jump to a Section Change Security and Privacy Preferences Set up FileVault Settings Configure Your Mac's Firewall Adjust Privacy Settings for Your Mac The Security preference pane allows you to control the security level of the user accounts on your Mac. In addition, the Security preference pane is where you configure your Mac's firewall as well as turn data encryption on or off for your user account.
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Here&#39;s how to use the Security &amp; Privacy pane to keep your computer safe. Instructions in this article apply to macOS Big Sur (11) through OS X Mountain Lion (10.8).
Here's how to use the Security & Privacy pane to keep your computer safe. Instructions in this article apply to macOS Big Sur (11) through OS X Mountain Lion (10.8).
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Some options differ slightly depending on the operating system you use. <h2> How to Change Security Preferences on a Mac </h2> The Security &amp; Privacy panel has four areas, each of which controls a different aspect of Mac security.
Some options differ slightly depending on the operating system you use.

How to Change Security Preferences on a Mac

The Security & Privacy panel has four areas, each of which controls a different aspect of Mac security.
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Follow these steps to access and modify each of them. Open System Preferences by selecting it from the Apple menu or clicking its icon in the Dock. Click Security &amp; Privacy.
Follow these steps to access and modify each of them. Open System Preferences by selecting it from the Apple menu or clicking its icon in the Dock. Click Security & Privacy.
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Select the General tab. Click the lock icon in the lower-left corner of the Security preference pane.
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Enter your administrator password when the prompt appears. The Require password option requires you (or anyone who attempts to use your Mac) to provide the password for the current account to exit sleep or an active screen saver. Click the box to turn on the option.
Enter your administrator password when the prompt appears. The Require password option requires you (or anyone who attempts to use your Mac) to provide the password for the current account to exit sleep or an active screen saver. Click the box to turn on the option.
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Use the menu to select the interval before which macOS asks for the password. Your choices are: immediately, five seconds, one minute, five minutes, 15 minutes, one hour, four hours, and eight hours. The following items may or may not appear on your Mac: Disable automatic login: This option requires users to authenticate their identity with their password any time they log on.Require a password to unlock each System Preferences pane: With this option selected, users must provide their account ID and password any time they attempt to make a change to any secure system preference.
Use the menu to select the interval before which macOS asks for the password. Your choices are: immediately, five seconds, one minute, five minutes, 15 minutes, one hour, four hours, and eight hours. The following items may or may not appear on your Mac: Disable automatic login: This option requires users to authenticate their identity with their password any time they log on.Require a password to unlock each System Preferences pane: With this option selected, users must provide their account ID and password any time they attempt to make a change to any secure system preference.
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Normally, the first authentication unlocks all secure system preferences. You may also have the option to show a message when the screen is locked by clicking the box next to that option. Click the Set Lock Message button to create a message.
Normally, the first authentication unlocks all secure system preferences. You may also have the option to show a message when the screen is locked by clicking the box next to that option. Click the Set Lock Message button to create a message.
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Macs made in mid-2013 and later with at least macOS Sierra (10.12) also have an option to skip the password entirely when you wake up the computer. You can use an Apple Watch, provided it&#39;s on your wrist and unlocked. Click the box next to Use your Apple Watch to unlock apps and your Mac to turn on this feature.
Macs made in mid-2013 and later with at least macOS Sierra (10.12) also have an option to skip the password entirely when you wake up the computer. You can use an Apple Watch, provided it's on your wrist and unlocked. Click the box next to Use your Apple Watch to unlock apps and your Mac to turn on this feature.
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This feature is compatible with Apple Watch Series 1 and 2 for Sierra, and Series 3 and up for High Sierra (10.13) and later. The final two options on the main screen of the General tab have to do with which apps you can download.
This feature is compatible with Apple Watch Series 1 and 2 for Sierra, and Series 3 and up for High Sierra (10.13) and later. The final two options on the main screen of the General tab have to do with which apps you can download.
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The two options are App Store and App Store and identified developers. The first choice is more secure, as it only lets you install apps that Apple has certified to be compatible.
The two options are App Store and App Store and identified developers. The first choice is more secure, as it only lets you install apps that Apple has certified to be compatible.
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Click the Advanced button to access more options. The settings under the Advanced button are the same in every tab of the Security &amp; Privacy preferences.
Click the Advanced button to access more options. The settings under the Advanced button are the same in every tab of the Security & Privacy preferences.
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The first setting in the next window is Log out after xx minutes of inactivity. This option lets you select a set amount of idle time after which the currently logged-in account automatically logs out. You can also put a check in the box next to Require an administrator password to access system-wide preferences.
The first setting in the next window is Log out after xx minutes of inactivity. This option lets you select a set amount of idle time after which the currently logged-in account automatically logs out. You can also put a check in the box next to Require an administrator password to access system-wide preferences.
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This setting is similar to the one that asks for credentials to access preference panes.

How to Use FileVault Settings

The next tab controls FileVault.
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This feature uses a 128-bit (AES-128) encryption scheme to protect your user data from prying eyes. Encrypting your home folder makes it nearly impossible for anyone to access any user data on your Mac without your account name and password.
This feature uses a 128-bit (AES-128) encryption scheme to protect your user data from prying eyes. Encrypting your home folder makes it nearly impossible for anyone to access any user data on your Mac without your account name and password.
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FileVault is handy for those with portable Macs who are concerned about loss or theft. When FileVault is enabled, your home folder becomes an encrypted disk image that only mounts for access after you log in. When you log off, shut down, or sleep, the home folder image is no longer available.
FileVault is handy for those with portable Macs who are concerned about loss or theft. When FileVault is enabled, your home folder becomes an encrypted disk image that only mounts for access after you log in. When you log off, shut down, or sleep, the home folder image is no longer available.
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A window appears that lets you customize how you access your hard drive. The two choices are: Allow my iCloud account to unlock my disk: This option lets you use your Apple ID and password.Create a recovery key and do not use my iCloud account: Choose this setting for more security.
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Your data will be behind an independent, unique key that isn't related to your Apple ID. It's a better option if you're concerned about the security of your iCloud credentials.
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However, if you forget both your user account password and the master password, you will not be able to access your user data.Use secure erase: This option overwrites the data when you empty the trash. This ensures that the trashed data is not easily recoverable.Use secure virtual memory: Selecting this option forces any RAM data written to your hard drive to be first encrypted.
However, if you forget both your user account password and the master password, you will not be able to access your user data.Use secure erase: This option overwrites the data when you empty the trash. This ensures that the trashed data is not easily recoverable.Use secure virtual memory: Selecting this option forces any RAM data written to your hard drive to be first encrypted.
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This is a good, though basic, packet-filtering firewall. To this basic firewall, Apple adds a socket-filtering system, also known as an application firewall. Instead of needing to know which ports and protocols are necessary, you can specify which applications have the right to make incoming or outgoing connections.
This is a good, though basic, packet-filtering firewall. To this basic firewall, Apple adds a socket-filtering system, also known as an application firewall. Instead of needing to know which ports and protocols are necessary, you can specify which applications have the right to make incoming or outgoing connections.
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