Computer Security Locks

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Kensington Desk Mount Cable Anchor, Gray, 1/2" H x 3 1/2" W x 1 3/4" D image 1
Item: 887427
Model: K64613WW

Add a secure anchor point to any work surface, providing employees with a convenient and easily accessible place to lock down their computer. The Kensington Desk Mount Cable Anchor attaches via either industrial-strength mounting tape or security screws..Provides a secure anchor to any work surface.Full steel construction base plate and ring with corrosion resistant chrome plating.2 x 3/4" one way slotted security woodscrews (self drilling) for maximum security.Convenient to use means no more searching for a strong anchor point under your desk or workstation.Industrial strength mounting tape provided for situations where screwing holes is not an option.Convenient to use means no more searching for a strong anchor point under your desk or workstation.Tamper-resistant features include 2 one-way security screws and full steel construction prevents cutting.TAA Compliant.Attractive design complements modern office décor.Built-in Kensington security slot.Gray.Maximum footprint: 1/2" H (Ring Down) - 2 1/4" (Ring Up) x 3 1/2" W x 1 3/4" D.Kensington Desk Mount Security Anchor Point

Price is  $24.49
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About Computer Security Locks

Computer security locks are essential tools designed to protect laptops and other portable devices from theft. These locks provide a physical barrier, ensuring that your valuable equipment remains secure in public spaces such as offices, cafes, and educational institutions.

By using a computer security lock, users can deter opportunistic theft and maintain peace of mind while working in shared environments. These locks are easy to use and can be quickly attached to a variety of devices, making them a practical choice for anyone concerned about device security.

When choosing a computer security lock, consider features such as lock type (keyed or combination), cable length, and material strength. Many locks are designed with durable steel cables that resist cutting, while combination locks offer the convenience of not needing a key, reducing the risk of losing it.

Additionally, look for locks that are compatible with various devices, including laptops, tablets, and desktops. Some models even include swivel plates for added flexibility, ensuring that your device remains secure without hindering your workspace.

What are computer security locks used for?

  • Computer security locks are used to physically secure laptops and other portable devices to prevent theft. They are particularly useful in public or shared environments where devices may be left unattended.

How do you use a computer security lock?

  • To use a computer security lock, attach the lock to a secure anchor point, such as a desk or heavy furniture, and connect the other end to your device's security slot. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for locking and unlocking mechanisms.

Are combination locks better than keyed locks?

  • Combination locks offer the advantage of not needing a physical key, which can be lost or misplaced. However, keyed locks may provide a more straightforward solution for those who prefer traditional security methods.

What features should I look for in a computer security lock?

  • Look for features such as cable length, material strength, and lock type (keyed or combination). Additionally, consider compatibility with your devices and any unique features like swivel plates for enhanced usability.

Can I use a computer security lock on a tablet?

  • Yes, many computer security locks are designed to be compatible with tablets and other devices that have a security slot. Always check the specifications to ensure compatibility with your specific tablet model.

How effective are computer security locks against theft?

  • While computer security locks significantly deter opportunistic theft, they are not foolproof. They provide a strong physical barrier, but determined thieves may still find ways to bypass them. However, they greatly reduce the risk of theft in most situations.