KEY FEATURES
Pareto Security is an app that regularly checks your Mac’s security configuration. It helps you take care of 20% of security tasks that prevent 80% of problems. Whether you forgot to enable FileVault disk encryption, turned off the Firewall, forgot to enable automatic login, and more, Pareto Security can prevent them all. It will regularly check for such security fails and remind you to take care of them.
Ensure your personal Mac devices are secure at a low-cost, one-time purchase for a lifetime license..
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23 Security Checks. Aimed at regular users, not security geeks
- AirDrop is secured
- AirPlay receiver is off
- App Store updates are automatic
- Automatic login is off
- Boot is secure
- FileVault is on
- Firewall is on and configured
- Gatekeeper is on
- macOS updates
- See complete list of security checks here
- Zero Hassle. Running automagically in the background. Snoozable
- Transparent & Private. Open-sourced. Runs locally on your device
Pareto Security: Personal
- 23 security checks for:
- Access Security
- Firewall & Sharing
- Software Updates
- System Integrity
- Unlimited personal devices
Mehdi Yacoubi, Co-founder at Vital
“I found out about Pareto Security a couple of days ago. It’s a tool that will help you avoid the common security mistakes on your Mac.”
Nicholas Calderone, Co-founder at MacSources.com
“Pareto Security has helped me find hidden security features that I would have never thought to look for in macOS.”
Iain Stubbs, Systems Engineer at Raytheon
“I’m a Mac power user. I have been able to use Pareto Security to know when updates, integrity and security are compromised. The best thing about Pareto is that it is a silent app but easy to use.”
PRODUCT SPECS
System Requirements
- macOS Big Sur (11.0+)
Important Details
- Length of access: lifetime
- Redemption deadline: redeem your code within 30 days of purchase
- Access options: desktop
- Max number of device(s): unlimited
- Only available to new users
- Updates included
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