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Cool, but I don't understand $1,300 locks. If somebody can breech a permitter and actually physically get to the door I think maybe you should allocate resource

Cool, but I don't understand $1,300 locks. If somebody can breech a permitter and actually physically get to the door I think maybe you should allocate resources elsewhere.

jonknee 15y ago
These locks are frequently meant to keep out / track people you already pay to be inside a physical perimeter.
- shareme 15y ago
  They are also in some heavy duty data centers in Las Vegas..except that company uses armed guards in combination with the locks.
  - jrockway 15y ago
    Are you allowed to shoot someone for trying to unlock your data center's door?
    - count 15y ago
      Some private security services are deputized law enforcement, so, potentially, yes.
count 15y ago
Getting into buildings and 'breeching the perimeter' is actually ridiculously easy, even in high security facilities. Getting into a locked room with no drop ceiling and no faked credentials is pretty damn hard (unless, of course, they're using this lock, heh).