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The Latest on Key Security
Find the latest news across the United States on security for key control, thefts, and more.

1Micro Prevents $1,000,000 Dealership Theft Attempt
A 1Micro customer recently shared their experience of an attempted break-in at their dealership.

How One Dealership Theft Exposed the Need for Better Key Security
A recent theft at a Cadillac dealership in Montgomery, Ohio, where thieves stole multiple customer vehicles from the service department, highlights the growing problem of poor key security at car dealerships.

How Key Management Can Prevent Key Theft
On September 21, the Huntsville Police Department reported that a dealership on University Drive was broken into. During the incident, individuals stole mechanic tools along with two vehicles,

Why Securing Your Keys is Non-Negotiable
Car dealerships are prime targets for theft when keys aren’t secured. A recent truck theft in Perinton shows how quickly criminals can strike.

How Thieves Got Away with $130,000 in Just Hours
On September 2nd, thieves stole two Camaros worth over $130,000 from a dealership in Jena. Surveillance showed the cars driven off the lot around 2 a.m., highlighting how vulnerable dealerships are when keys aren’t secured.

Don’t Let Your Inventory End Up in a Police Pursuit
Car dealership theft often starts with unsecured keys. Learn how iSafe key storage systems prevent vehicle theft, stop high-speed chases, and protect your dealership with secure access control and real-time tracking

What If the Thieves Had Gone After the Keys?
A recent dealership break-in highlights the costly damage thieves can cause, but the real risk lies in stolen keys. With keys, criminals can quickly steal multiple vehicles, return later for more, and severely damage a dealership’s reputation.

The Hidden Weak Point in Dealership Security
When a Lincoln dealership lost seven vehicles in a single night, the cause wasn’t just a broken window — it was unsecured keys.

One Break-In, Multiple Opportunities for Loss
A Georgia dealership had its front door smashed and keys stolen. Within minutes, a $34,500 Dodge Charger was gone — and more vehicles were at risk.