Script for batch processing

Hello
I need help
I created a batch sequence which set watermark and security to pdf files from one directory. Now i want to create another sequence: 1. set security to none and 2. delete watermark.
I have a problem with set security to none because every time i need change preferences for batch process to security method=password security by hand.
Maybe there is a way to change this settings with java script in batch "execute java script"?
Or how i can change with batch sequence a security method from passsword security to "none" if i know password
Thanks in advance

Create a "blank" batch process (ie, without any action), but under the Output Options tick the box to optimize the files and set the optimization settings you want to use.

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