Targus - Security Base Plate - TAA Compliant - for Cable Lock

The Lenovo Security Cable Lock allows customers to manage physical security access within the enterprise, offices, schools, libraries, or in other public spaces. Cable locks help reduce theft, and increase physical asset security protection for notebooks, notebook docking stations, desktops and flat panel monitors.

The Kensington MicroSaver Keyed Laptop Lock is a physical security cable designed for offices, classrooms, and travel, where notebooks, monitors, and other equipment must stay anchored to a desk or another fixed object. The lock pairs a patented T-bar locking mechanism with a 6 foot steel composite cable built around a carbon tempered steel core, and the 5.5 mm cable diameter resists cutting and prying while remaining light enough to coil into a laptop bag. The T-bar head engages the standard Kensington Security Slot found on the majority of notebooks, desktops, printers, projectors, docking stations, tablet computers, and flat panel monitors, so a single lock can move between devices across a shared workspace. A built-in defense system guards the cylinder against tampering, and the keyed design means no combination has to be memorized or passed verbally between shifts. Two keys ship in the box, and Kensington offers custom keying programs that allow master access, shared access, or supervisor only access for organizations managing large hardware fleets. A rubber cable tie is included to keep the 6 foot cable coiled and tidy when the lock is stowed or carried between sites. Installation needs no tools, adapters, or adhesive, since the cable loops around a table leg or other immovable anchor, the T-bar seats into the security slot, and a turn of the key secures it. The gray cable finish and low profile head keep the lock unobtrusive on a desk, and the metal construction stands up to daily use in computer labs, libraries, and open plan offices.

The Kensington CableSaver Desk Mount Security Anchor is a compact steel cable trap that mounts at the edge of a desk or work surface to hold peripheral cables physically in place, making it suited to IT managers, computer labs, reception counters, and open-plan offices where equipment disappears or gets unplugged. The anchor is built from strong steel with a gray finish and a slim, lightweight profile that saves space and stays clear of legs and chairs. It secures up to three desktop accessories at the same time, so a keyboard, mouse, headset, webcam, or external drive can all be routed through one trap and held there. A MicroSaver 2.0 cable pass-through lets the same anchor point double as a tether for a notebook computer, and the trap works with Kensington MicroSaver and ComboSaver security cables, which allows an organization to standardize on the keyed or combination locks it already deploys. Because the cables cannot be pulled free without releasing the trap, the CableSaver also prevents accidental disconnection, cutting down on help desk tickets caused by loose USB and video cords while protecting connector pins from bending. The design targets desktop PC deployments and individual access scenarios where one person is responsible for one station. Because it is a passive mechanical anchor, there is no software, no power supply, and nothing to configure, so a technician can deploy the same part across a room of workstations in one pass. This anchor is TAA compliant for federal, state, and education procurement, and a limited 5-year warranty from Kensington applies.