An electronically programmed key that can access a wide range of locks during a designated schedule, with no limit to the quantity or design of locks the key can open. The key’s schedule may also contain an expiration point to completely disable the key until it is audited and reprogrammed.

With locks that are the same size and shape of their mechanical ones they replace. The locks cannot be picked or bumped and are very difficult to drill. They require no wiring or external power source.

CyberLocks also record key transactions, including authorised and denied access events. The audit records also include the Key ID, time and date.

Even though certain CyberLocks may look the same, each one is unique, encrypted with it’s own electronic identity. This provides the system administrator with clear control over which lock, site or asset can be accessed, and at what time.