"CyberLocks are designed to withstand the harshest conditions, and although surviving a hurricane goes beyond what we envisioned, CyberLock certainly proved to be more than up to the task" says Andy Hilverda, vice president of Videx.

"We researched all the options out there and decided to go with CyberLock because we needed the flexibility it offers. We were experiencing serious shortages of products from our machines. The audit trail is very important to us. With CyberLock we are able to monitor who is getting into our machines, and when. The system allows us to limit our drivers' access to the machines to given times. For added security we have a CyberLock cylinder in the deadbolt on the door to our money room and have several CyberLock padlocks on our warehouse. We are pleased with the system, and recommend CyberLock for companies that are experiencing the problems we were having" says Henry Guste, chief operation officer of Whitener Snacks dba refreshment solutions.

With CyberLock, mechanical lock hardware can be quickly converted to a high-security electronic lock simply by replacing the existing lock cylinder with the CyberLock electronic cylinder. CyberLocks cannot be picked and the keys cannot be duplicated. Each key contains permissions on what locks the key can open, with a schedule of days and times it will open those locks. Each time the key opens a lock, a record is stored in both the key and the lock, creating an audit report of events.