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That master key sounds like a high value target, if it can open so many doors. Are you sure the one who guards that key is storing it securely enough and not ju
by qwertox 2y ago
That master key sounds like a high value target, if it can open so many doors. Are you sure the one who guards that key is storing it securely enough and not just in a keyring together with other "important" keys he sometimes carries around needlessly? Are you sure he can't be coerced into "borrowing" it to someone, or handing it over to the police without first letting a lawyer check the warrants?
Have you considered that the locks need to have a weaker security if a key must exist which can open all the doors in the building?
- BrandoElFollito 2y agoThis is a very good answer. The last part is probe to discussion, though. You need to make the lock weaker, yes, but maybe just a little bit and you maybe need 4.5 days to open it vs. the 5 days when there is no master key. It is a matter of math (mechanics in that case) and risk assessment.