How to encrypt a bootable clone in macOS

Macworld
Jan 13, 2017, 8:00 am570 pts
Tony Padgett uses FileVault in macOS to encrypt his startup volume. However, it occurred to him that because he routinely updates a bootable clone of that drive, his clone remains unprotected at rest. After cloning my internal drive to an external, I can take that external clone, plug it into another Mac, and…

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