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Enforcing FileVault on local accounts

02.08.08 | Comment?

Enforcing FileVault on local accounts: “

FileVaultNew in Leopard is the ability to protect an account with FileVault as it is being created. When creating a mobile account, you can check the box to use FileVault, and this setting is easy to enforce with Workgroup Manager’s preference management as part of the Mobility settings.

If you use the Accounts preference pane to create a local account, you’ll see a new checkbox labeled ‘Turn on FileVault protection’, but it’s unchecked by default. What if your organization wants to ensure that all accounts — even purely local accounts — on laptops are protected with FileVault? With Workgroup Manager’s preference management, there does not seem to be a way to manage this setting in the Accounts preference pane. But you can manage it if you dig a little deeper…

(Via Managing OS X.)

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