My macbook goes to school with me, and people are constantly picking it
up and trying to get into it. I turned on every security feature, as
well as using a plugin (i'll have to find the name) for the log-in
system that can enable facial recognition, and will lock the user out
and ask for a 30 character code if they get the password wrong 3 times.
On 16/04/2011 00:27, Kevin Shaw wrote:
Hi listers,
Has anyone out there taken steps to lock down their computers, or iOS devices?
Is anyone using accessible, third party security software? Has anyone ever had
their system compromised? Is anyone using the pass code lock feature on the
iPhone?
I ask because I'm taking steps to secure my Macbook Pro and iMac. I've turned
on my firewall, turned on File Vault on the iMac and have disabled automatic
login. Securing the Macbook Pro is important to me as I travel with it and
would hate for it to fall into the wrong hands. I'd encourage anyone out there
who has a Mac to seriously consider securing their computers, especially
because we, as blind people, rely heavily on these for our lives and
livelihoods.
Any input would be appreciated.
Shhh. I was never here. :)
Kevin
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