Fingerprint Lock Technology

March 30th, 2010 No Comments   Posted in Locks

The world is becoming more complicated every day. As technology develops, safety and security concerns become more and more of a major issue. In a lifetime people are able to collect so many belongings that have sentimental value and even high monetary value.  It has become more of an issue today than ever that people want to keep their valuables safe from theft. Because of this, lock technology continues to make advancements. With time, the concept of locks and their shapes have been changed. However, their objective remains the same. Fingerprint lock technology is one of latest locking technologies that provides ultimate security.

We are now a long way from basic padlocks. Today we have the best locking technology at our fingertips with a promise to ensure that only we can unlock what is ours.

Fingerprint locks are a precious tool for high security areas of government, industries or business. Methodically they are unbreakable and customizable to produce highest security and user comfort.

With fingerprint locks, not only physical areas or items can be protected, sensitive information or personal data can also be secured. Ultimately, this means it is also capable to provide electronic security that protects confidential data from hacking or any kind of cyber attack. You can configure fingerprint locks to allow access to only specific people and also choose to be notified as soon as any unauthorized person tries to access a protected area.

The newest version of fingerprint lock technology is the fingerprint biometric lock. Biometric locks take your physical characteristics and use them to identify you and thus fully protect what yours.

Your irises, hand prints, finger prints and vein patterns will all be used by this system to ensure that it’s you who can access, no one else.

Lock technology will continue to advance as the needs of humanity advances. There are so many different types of locks available today to meet the many different protective needs of businesses and people with valuable or sensitive goods or information. Take time to look through the Security Base website to learn more about the variety of locks available and their uses.

Different Types of Locks and their uses

March 10th, 2010 No Comments   Posted in Locks

Abus 78-50kcLocks have been developed to prevent any kind of forced entry to one’s properties. The main function of a lock is to secure some one’s property.  Locks are generally designed where an authorized user or several authorized users can open the lock with specific forms of access entry. There are different types of locks used for many different purposes.  Finding the right lock for securing different types of properties is important. Here are some of the most used types of locks and their applications.

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Access Control Systems for Business

February 22nd, 2010 No Comments   Posted in Access Control Systems
Alarm Lock Trilogy Proximity Lock w/ Audit Trail PDL3000-26D

Alarm Lock Trilogy Proximity Lock w/ Audit Trail PDL3000-26D

Most people understand that security is something that can’t be compromised but it becomes difficult for large businesses whose doors are open publicly during the day with lots of foot traffic going in and out of their buildings.  This can be a huge security hazard as important company assets and documents can potentially be exposed publicly to anyone. This is why it’s very important for most companies to be able to allow access to specific individuals to designated secure areas only.  Deploying an access control system can dramatically increased security and isolate points of un-authorization not only from the public entering the buildings but internally among employees as well.

There are several forms of access controls. Among these variations are card based controls, electric locks, digital locks, and keypad controls.  If you’ve stayed at a hotel recently than chances are you’ve used an access control card before.  The card allows you to enter your room at will but yet the system is flexible enough to disable if your card if you lose you it.  From a business stand point, the card allows you to grant individual’s access to certain areas but can also keeps a running log of who access a particular area and at what time.  This audit log helps identify accountability and simultaneously increases security.

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How To Choose The Right Safe

February 10th, 2010 No Comments   Posted in Security Tips
Mesa's U.L. Classified Fire Safes protect valuables from the effects of a fire or extreme heat.

Mesa U.L. Classified Fire Safe MFS-45E

Features That your Safe Should Have

Choosing the right safe is an important task that has to be handled with care and consideration. The safe you choose you will be relying on to protect and keep your valuables safe. With that said, there is large variety of different safe options to choose from ranging from different sizes and prices. It is very important to think ahead and answer a few questions when deciding which safe to purchase. The first question you need to answer is, “What will I be storing in my safe?” This is an important question as it will determine the size of the safe you will be purchasing. If you plan to just store paperwork than you won’t need a large safe but if you plan to store jewelry and other large items you may want to consider something bigger. The most important part of choosing a safe is to understand what features your safe should have and different options you should consider.

Fireproof and theft-proof. When getting a safe, it is very important to invest on a safe that has a stable and protective physical feature. Primary purposes of a safe are to prevent man made and natural disasters from destroying our valuables. With this in mind, we should avail a safe that has either a fireproof feature – the ones that do not crumble or melt under the intense heat of fire, or a theft-proof feature – the ones with dual locks that will tire out thieves when trying to break into a safe. There are a lot of manufacturers that make affordable safes with both features too so it is best to avail one that has both, it is just a matter of investing in the right place.

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Baby survives after being run over by train

October 21st, 2009 No Comments   Posted in CCTV

CCTV captures a horrifying split second.  Miraculously, the baby suffered only a bump to the head.  Lesson here?  Watch those kids!

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Tragic Incident Reminds Us To Lock Up Firearms

September 25th, 2009 No Comments   Posted in Security Tips

We at Securitybase can never stress enough the importance of proper gun storage.  Always keep guns unloaded in a locked cabinet or gun safe.  More importantly, be sure children are never able to access these cabinets.  Our hearts break when we hear stories like the one below, knowing  it could have been easily prevented.

An 8-year-old boy in Vacaville, Calif., accidentally shot and killed his 2-year-old sister while playing with a firearm, police say.

Vacaville police said the boy was playing with a gun at the family’s home Wednesday when it discharged and the young girl was struck in the head, the Vacaville (Calif.) Reporter reported Thursday.

The identities of the slain girl and her brother, along with details about the type of gun involved, were not reported. More »


Abus Granite Padlocks

September 16th, 2009 No Comments   Posted in Locks

37-60Abus Granite Padlocks are widely considered to be the industry’s strongest locks with up to 25.000 pounds of tensile strength.  The Plus Locking System prevents lock picking and manipulation, resulting in piece of mind.  If you’re looking for a solid, secure lock, then look no further than Abus Granite.

We proudly carry the following Abus Granite Padlocks.

Abus Granit Padlock 37/55RK

Abus Granit Padlock 37/60

Abus Granit Padlock 37/70

Abus Granit Padlock 37/80

Abus Granite Padlock 36/55RK


The Only USPS Certified Mailbox Lock

September 8th, 2009 No Comments   Posted in Locks, Security Tips

National_Mailbox_4a8f27a742819Introducing, the only mailbox lock to meet and exceed United States Postal Service specification.  The USPS-L-1172C Mailbox Lock will withstand 1000 lbs. of force applied to the cam.  We carry them in stock with clockwise or counterclockwise rotation options.

File Cabinet Locks

September 8th, 2009 No Comments   Posted in Locks, Security Tips

Global_Style_Fil_4a68840fd0753File Cabinet locks are a great way to keep your documents secure.  We carry locks for most file cabinet types.  If your file cabinet lock is rusty or broken, don’t waste another second leaving your files insecure.  Check out our selection of compatible file cabinet locks and keep your files safe.  Have questions? Leave a comment, shoot us an email, or give us a call!

Hope Elementary Writes…

June 5th, 2009 2 Comments   Posted in Testimonials

George,

I would like to express my thanks to you and Russ in sales.  The Hope Elementary PTA needed a depository safe, but with a small budget, I found it nearly impossible to meet our needs. I determined that the MFL2014E would work and called your team to discuss where I could get one locally.  Russ’ customer service was fantastic.  He was easy to work with, patient and thorough.  With his help, we were able to get a safe within a budget we could afford.

Thank you again,

Dee Ann Gee