The logical answer is for some object in your application (probably your application delegate) to observe the first property using KVO and update the second property accordingly. After all, don't you want to update the second default anyway when the first changes? You also should be binding your second checkbox's enabled property to the same keypath as the first checkbox's value; bindings are usually done from view to controller, not view to view.
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