Patented T-bar lock for most secure grip to the slot
10,000 personalized combinations
No keys to loose - 4 dial lock
Kensington Combination Notebook Lock
Protect your notebook--and the personal information you have stored--from theft.
Simply loop the steel cable around an immovable object and attach the patented T-bar lock into the standard Kensington Security Slot found in 99% of notebooks.
Now you’ve got protection you can count on from the world leader in notebook security.The leader in notebook security:
Over 600,000 notebook computers are stolen each year. Is your investment safe? Protect it with Kensington, the leader in notebook security.
As the inventor of the Kensington Slot, found on 99% of notebooks, and the patented T-Bar locking mechanism, Kensington provides the most secure lock solutions in the industry.
Kensington Laptop Security Lock Combination Video
Add Kensington’s carbon-tempered steel cables, rigorous testing, unparalleled support, and the widest range of solutions, and you have the ultimate in notebook security...and it’s all backed by the Kensington limited lifetime warranty.
Features and Benefits of the Kensington Laptop Lock
6-foot 3.5mm steel cable anchors your notebook to a desk or immova ble object
Slim-profile lock attaches to 99% of notebooks with superior locking strength
Simple to set combination with easy view window, and comfort grip dials
10,000 personalized combination codes
Online registration for your combination so you´ll never lose it
SAFE-tested for greater security and peace of mind
Perfect for use at school, the office, or any workstation
Specifications of the Kensington Laptop Lock
Product Dimensions: 6 foot length
Shipping Weight: 1 pounds
Item model number: K64517US
6 ft long carbon tempered steel cable
Patented T-bar lock for most secure grip to the slot
10,000 personalized combinations
What’s inside the Box
Kensington ComboSaver Combination Notebook Lock
Instruction guide
Warranty
Kensington Combination Notebook Lock is backed by the Kensington Limited Lifetime Warranty
Where to Lock Your Laptop
It is important to find a secure, immovable object to attach your MicroSaver cable for the most effective defense against theft.
At your desk, attach the Combination Laptop Lock:
Most desks have pass-through holes for computer, electrical and phone cables. Put your MicroSaver cable through the pass-through hole and wrap it around the back of the desk or desk bracket.
At your hotel, attach the COmbination Laptop Lock:
To the closet's clothing hanger bars
To the arms of the hotel room chair (but make sure they're big enough to resist breakage!)
To a bolted-down table
Through a drawer handle (make sure that it is strong enough to resist a strong pull!)
In your car, attach the Combination Notebook lock:
Around the steering wheel
Around the headrest attachment bars if the headrest is not detachable)
In the trunk, through the spare tire if it uses a locking mechanism
To the baby seat hook above the back seat
Around the seat belt loop in shoulder-belt seat belts (If possible, put your laptop in the trunk or below the seats so it is not visible)
At the airport, attach the ComboSaver Notebook Lock:
Around the bolted-down seats in waiting areas of most airports
Why Laptop Security is Important
It is more important than you think to make sure your laptop computer does not end up in the wrong hands.
If you purchased a laptop for personal use, you are probably very protective of it, most likely because of the cost to replace it. You also understand the hassle of re-creating the information stored on that laptop ... personal files, pictures, contact information, calendars, etc.
What about the security risk that information represents? Could a thief use your laptop to access your bank account details or social security number? The value of the information ON a laptop is usually much greater than the cost OF the laptop itself.
If your laptop was provided by your employer, the security risk is even greater. Stolen laptops may contain confidential company information (like employee salaries, new product plans or financial details). Stored passwords may enable thieves to hack into the company's network, where they can do even greater damage, perhaps even endangering your job. In fact, an FBI study revealed that 57% of all network breaches originate from stolen computers! It pays to look after your laptop whether your company provided it or you bought it yourself!
