How do I create a password protected pdf with watermark?

I need to put a watermark on a pdf and have it password protected.  I'm using Adobe Acrobat X Pro. Got any tips?

1. Tools->Pages->Watermark
2. Tools->Protection->Encrypt->Encrypt with Password.
3.Save As (or Save if it's OK to overwrite the original PDF).

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