How to Secure Your Folders on Mac with Passwords

If you are worried about the security of certain folders on your Mac and want to add an extra layer of protection, you can easily do so by adding passwords to those folders. Follow these steps to secure your folders on Mac:

1. Create a new folder: First, create a new folder that you want to secure with a password.
2. Open Disk Utility: Go to Applications > Utilities > Disk Utility.
3. Click on File: Select 'New Image' and then 'Image from Folder' in Disk Utility.
4. Choose Your Folder: Select the folder you want to secure with a password.
5. Set Encryption: Choose 128-bit or 256-bit encryption for your folder.
6. Add Password: Set a password for your encrypted folder.
7. Save the Disk Image: Save the disk image with your chosen password.
8. Mount the Disk Image: To access your folder with a password, double-click on the disk image file and enter the password.

By following these simple steps, you can quickly add passwords to your folders on Mac and keep your sensitive information safe and secure.