all macs have the same level of security
but to be extra sequre and encrypt your local hard drive go to system_prefererences>security_and_privacy then turn on filevault
also to be extra secure restart your computer while holding down alt/option then selct recovery wait for it to start up and then select utilities and then firmware password. also encrypt usb sticks by right clicking on the drive and then select encrypt
MAC
gills and endods with unts lamba,you silly
Information awareness control refers to the processes and mechanisms in place to monitor, manage, and control access to sensitive information within an organization. This includes implementing security measures such as encryption, access controls, and monitoring tools to protect data from unauthorized access or disclosure. The goal is to ensure that only authorized individuals have access to specific information and to maintain the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of data.
L2tp
Maximum security prisons house inmates who have committed serious crimes and are considered dangerous, with high levels of supervision and security measures. Medium security prisons house less dangerous inmates with a moderate level of security. Minimum security prisons house non-violent offenders with a focus on rehabilitation and reintegration rather than strict security measures.
MAC address filter is a pretty secure way of rudimentary network security. Enabling it makes the network available only to know devices. However, this leaves it vulnerable to MAC address spoofing.
EAP-TLS
WPA2 AES is the best bet for SOHO network. You can implement safer method using RADIUS server authentification on enterpise level.
Mac computers don't really have that good of security, rather most of the big infections aren't designed to infect a Mac.
IPSec with encapsulating encryption
Diamond cut is similar to cross cut shredders. Micro cut shredders are the highest of security levels in regards to shredder (super micro cuts are the highest, security level 5, micro cut shredders are level 4).
Mandatory Access control (MAC)