They do. There are locks that are over 100 years old in design that nobody has ever published a picking method or tool for publically (kromer protector comes to

They do. There are locks that are over 100 years old in design that nobody has ever published a picking method or tool for publically (kromer protector comes to mind). Beyond that most locks that require specialized tooling to pick or are ranked above red belt on the lpu rating chart are more than secure enough for even commercial purposes. The chances of an intruder successfully picking say abloy protec 2, clavis f22, opnus mmxII, assa twin combi, etc are infinitesimally small compared to them trying to brute force entry through another opening like a window