Videx offers a wide variety of high security locks and padlocks for the utility and distribution industries. CyberLock electromechanical lock cylinders and smart keys record access details of who opened, or attempted to open, every lock, providing critical information when investigating a security breach. In addition, CyberLock enables users to instantly add or delete electronic keys. This eliminates exposure due to lost or stolen keys, and also allows users to assign customised access privileges based on time, date, and authority level.

“CyberLock cylinders and padlocks perform extremely well in wet, corrosive environments; this allows our customers in the distribution industry to secure critical infrastructure at all times,” says James McGowan, V.P. of Sales & Marketing at Videx. “And best of all, with the auditing features provided by both the lock and the key, our customers know who accessed what lock and when.”

CyberLock cylinders are designed to operate in a wide variety of applications where high security is required, such as entry gates, substations, containers, equipment closets, remote storage areas, trucks, storage bins, and more. The system’s electronic keys cannot be duplicated or copied, and can be deactivated if lost or stolen, reducing the risk of unauthorised entry.

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