The CyberKey is a programmable electronic key that opens the locks you choose, records every access, and can be shut off the moment it goes missing. No wiring, no keys to copy, no locks to rekey.

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A CyberKey is a programmable electronic key that carries a person’s access permissions. Instead of a ring of brass keys, each person gets one CyberKey that opens only the locks they are allowed to use, and only during the hours you set.

Every time the key touches a lock, whether access is granted or denied, it records the date, time, lock, and person. That becomes a complete audit trail you can pull any time. And because the key powers the lock, there is no wiring and no power needed at the door, so you can secure a door, cabinet, gate, or padlock without an electrician.

The CyberKey operates our CyberLock electronic lock cylinders.

1. Assign a key to each person, and set exactly which locks they can open and when.
2. They carry one key. A single CyberKey can be programmed to open up to 3,300 locks, or up to 12,000 with the Lock List Expansion, so one key replaces a whole ring.
3. Every access is recorded, granted or denied, with date, time, lock, and person.
4. Lose a key? Deactivate it in seconds so it opens nothing.
5. Pull reports any time to see who went where, and when, without walking the site.

Traditional wired access control means conduit, power, and constant upkeep. CyberLock skips all of it. The CyberKey powers each lock, so there is nothing wired to install or maintain.

• No rekeying. When someone leaves, you disable their key instead of changing locks.
• No copied keys. A CyberKey cannot be duplicated at a hardware store.
• Encrypted. The key and lock communicate using AES-256 encryption.
• One system for the whole site. The same key can secure doors, cabinets, gates, and server rooms.
• Works where wires do not, including remote gates, vehicles, and outdoor locks, because the key brings the power.

You manage everything from software you and your team control. Assign keys, set schedules, expire access automatically, disable a lost key, and generate audit reports. Run it on your own servers or let us host it for you.

Does a CyberKey need batteries?
The key holds its own battery and powers the lock it touches, so the lock itself needs no wiring or power.

How many locks can one key open?
A single CyberKey can be programmed to open up to 3,300 locks, and up to 12,000 with the Lock List Expansion, so one key can replace an entire ring.

What happens if I lose my key?
You deactivate it in the software right away, and it will no longer open anything.

Can I limit access to certain hours?
Yes. Each key can be set to work only on the days and times you choose.

Is it secure?
Yes. The key and lock communicate using AES-256 encryption, and keys cannot be copied.

We will show you a CyberKey and lock working on a real door or cabinet, and set you up with a free pilot so you can try it on site.

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