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Set the EEPROM to “security=command” password-protect all EEPROM commands except “boot” and continue”. Set the EEPROM’s password so no one else can change its modes. Unfortunately, this doesn’t truly secure the machine. If someone has physical access to the machine, they can open the machine and replace its EEPROM.
