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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 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.

How One iSafe Could Have Prevented a $1.2M Dealership Heist
This $1.2M dealership theft could have been prevented with the iSafe Pro 6.0—an advanced key control system designed to stop unauthorized access.

Protecting Your Dealership in a High-Risk Area
Late-night break-ins and masked suspects pulling on car door handles. Stolen vehicles driven off dealership lots.

Don’t Wait for a Break-In: Protect Your Keys Before It’s Too Late
A multi-state car theft ring stole dozens of high-end vehicles—some from a dealership in under 20 minutes—using key fob programmers and fake tags.