Security is everyone’s job, and reinforcing good habits like locking workstations and choosing complex passwords is something that most IT professionals can relate to. However, with the fast pace of news stories about security vulnerabilities, data breaches, and leaks, it can be easy to forget that security is just as important at the physical level of the network as it is at the software level.
Kensington has announced a new laptop lock designed for larger IT organizations. The Master Keyed Combination Laptop Lock uses a 4-digit combination lock that the user can set, as well as a master lock that can be held by the security officer, help desk manager, or other desktop support staff.
