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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 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.

From the U.S. to the UK: Why Dealerships Everywhere Need to Rethink Key Security
A recent break-in at a UK dealership led to the theft of two vehicles and a bag of keys, disabling access to a dozen classic cars.

Four Cars Stolen—How iSafe Could Have Stopped It
A dealership in Ohio was hit by thieves who drove through the showroom and stole four luxury vehicles. The break-in was fast—and preventable.

Why Secure Key Management Is Critical - Even When Nothing Gets Stolen
A recent dealership break-in ended with nothing stolen, but it's a cheap lesson for the next inevitable incident.

DNA Solves the Crime—But Securing Keys Could've Stopped It
Thieves smashed through a dealership’s front doors using one car to steal another — but it was DNA on the steering wheel that helped police solve the case.

1Micro is Attending Apartmentalize 2025
We’re excited to exhibit at NAA Apartmentalize 2025 in Las Vegas! Stop by Booth #2057 to explore smarter, more secure key control solutions built for housing.

Preventing Key Fob Theft Before It Happens — Why Traditional Security Isn’t Enough
A recent break-in at a local dealership shows just how vulnerable key fobs can be. While the suspect fled before stealing a car, they still got their hands on the keys — a major security risk.