I recently wrote a whitepaper on security issues with Mac OS X: using keychains, encrypted disk images, PGP for encrypted e-mail and files, and disc burning and USB flash drives. It’s intended audience is advanced teachers and administrators who wish to take advantage of the built-in and freely-available security measures available for OS X 10.3 and later.

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