
CyberLock from Corballis, Ore.-based Videx, provides electronic versions of standard mechanical lock cylinders. According to the company, retrofitting lock hardware is as simple as removing a mechanical lock's key-cylinder and replacing it with the electronic cylinder.
With more than 270 electronic lock cylinder designs, CyberLocks can be used to secure interior and exterior doors and cabinets, audit container and cargo activity, manage access to computer carts and servers and protect cash in transit fare boxes, ATMs and gaming and vending equipment. CyberLock says its electronic cylinders, programmable keys and access management software are designed to offer a variety of solutions to provide physical security and key control.
Each person's key can be programmed with specific access permissions needed to do their jobs, determining which locks they can open and when. Both the electronic key and lock record openings and exceptions, including unauthorized attempts to enter, according to CyberLock. “This detailed audit reporting and email alerts increase accountability and can be valuable when management needs to know who and when someone has accessed an area,” the company notes in a press release.
The electronic keys cannot be duplicated or copied at the local hardware store, which erases the threat of unknown keys in circulation, according to the company. If a key is lost, it can be blocked from accessing any locks.
More information about CyberLock is available from Videx by phoning 541-738-5500, e-mailing sales@videx.com or visiting www.videx.com.
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