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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.

Visit 1Micro at the 2026 NADA Show!
Meet 1Micro at the 2026 NADA Show in Las Vegas, February 4–6. Discover how iSafe key management systems help dealerships prevent theft and secure inventory.

Happy New Year!
1Micro thanks all of it's customers for being a part of 2025! We look forward to what's next in 2026! Thank you!

Dealership Owner Uses Tracking Technology to Catch Thief — But Prevention Still Matters
A series of break-ins at a car dealership highlights how repeated property theft can quickly escalate into vehicle and key theft if access control and security systems are not properly secured.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from 1Micro
The team at 1Micro wishes everyone a wonderful Christmas and holiday season filled with friends, family, and loved ones.

Coordinated Dealership Theft Highlights the Need for Modern Key Security
A recent coordinated theft at a UK dealership shows how vulnerable keys and vehicle access can be without modern security.

Happy Thanksgiving!
Happy Thanksgiving from 1Micro! Today, we’re grateful for the dealerships and businesses that trust us every day to protect your assets.

How an iSafe System Could Help Stop Dealership Fraud Before It Starts
A recent Ontario investigation recovered 23 stolen vehicles tied to fraudulent registrations and VIN cloning occurring inside a dealership. More than 36 stolen vehicles were identified with over $2.7 million in losses.

Proud to Honor Those Who Serve — From All of Us at 1Micro
1Micro proudly honors America’s veterans this Veterans Day 2025. We thank all who have served for their courage, sacrifice, and dedication to protecting our nation’s freedom.

Why Alarms Aren’t Enough to Stop Vehicle Theft
A recent overnight break-in at a car dealership led to two stolen vehicles despite alarm systems and a quick police response. Incidents like this highlight the need for secure, traceable key control solutions.