Kensington K64415EU Product Data Sheet

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Security Solutions for a Smarter Workspace
Workspace Security Scenarios

Protecting Productivity

Is Protecting IT Hardware

Protecting hardware and employee productivity

extends beyond locking down just the laptop.

Securing monitors, docking stations and wired peripherals, such as

mice and keyboards, is just as important as securing the

computer. A workspace isn’t a workplace unless it functions as the

user expects.

4 of the most common locking scenarios that we
are asked to secure are:

1. Laptop + Monitor in an office

2. Ultrabook + Dock in an office

3. PC + Monitor + Printer + Keyboard at a shared workspace

4. Tablets in a classroom

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Scenario:

Laptop + Monitor

Problem:

Organisations seek single cable solutions that secure monitors

whilst allowing users to lock and unlock their laptops.

Background:

Microsoft studies show 50% productivity gains when workers add

a second screen. Organisations often ask for solutions for this

specific scenario, especially as larger, feature rich monitors, are

relatively easy for thieves to carry and sell.

Solution:

MicroSaver Twin Lock.

A lock-head at the end of the cable is used to lock the monitor

while a second lock-head, which slides on the same cable, is

secured to the laptop. Both locks are opened using the same key.

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If you already use two screens, try working with just one.
It slows you down. This productivity is worth protecting.

Also consider:

ClickSafe Twin Lock for slimmer laptops (K64638WW).

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