There is no way to change the password on an image file.Backup programs will need to back up the entire image if any files within it have changed, since the image appears as a single file.Please be aware of the following when using an encrypted disk image:
Getting Startedįiles can be moved to or from an encrypted disk image as easily as you can from a non-encrypted disk image. Important: If you forget the password to your encrypted disk image, the data on that disk image cannot be recovered. It may be copied to or created on network volumes or removable media, including Zip drives, USB flash media, or FireWire hard drives. Each encrypted disk image is protected by a password. The following document explains how to create, mount, and unmount an encrypted disk image. Encryption means it requires a password to open or become available (to "mount"). An encrypted disk image acts as secure storage space and can be used like any other disk image file. The Disk Copy or Disk Utility feature for macOS can be used to create an encrypted disk image.
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