Are there any openings to secure it with steel cable?
1244494
There are holes for securing it to a wall. I imagine that you could always drill a hole for a steel cable.
1096194
Yes, it should be secured. I drilled a hole in each side and fastened it with cable ties
1174783
The safe has pre-drilled mounting holes and hardware & pre-drilled holes for optional security cable. But did not come with a cable I mounted mine on the underside of my end table for easy access. My son mounted his to the closet wall. Cables are available for around $10 US
673204
I don't think so. My answer is based on my supposition that there is wiring and metal inside at that spot. Also, it doesn't have any obvious place for opening the device.
49070
Yes - but it wouldn't be super secure. It's not a very thick wire. It could easily be cut.
774565
I have one in my vehicle. I used a pistol security cord to secure it in place; however, it could be bolted through the metal of the floor board, I am sure. Of course, it depends on your vehicle and what sort of surfaces you have available. It was easiest for me just to secure it through the cord holes on the back/side of the box to a stable part of the vehicle.
2276877
Yes, see the image #3. Before you tight the screws you install the "cubes" in place to later run the security cable.
998975
Mine is solid and I did not notice any holes to mount it. I can double check later today to be sure. It has a grove cut out for the cable lock and I use that in my car attached to the frame of the seat. I will let you know once I can check it out. I just don't remember seeing any.
957444
There is an opening, but it does make the already hard to open port cover just slightly more difficult. You better have some long nails! JK, it's not too bad.
1585354
Yes, on the opposite end from the cable connector, there is a button that you must press and slide back to open the case. Then an "L" shaped enge opens allowing easy access to the SSD inside. Although the button and black sides are plastic, they are reinforced with metal for the actual locking mechanism. I was pleasantly surprised to see how secure it actually is and prevents accidental opening.
998976
No but you could drill holes if you wish. It has a cable that you can attach and place around some object. I have four of these safes. One in each car with the cable around the seat frame and two in my home. Two at the house one up stairs and one down that I kept a weapon in that I can get too and the grand kids can not. Hope this helps, Billy
877677
No there is not but there is enough gap to drape cables on lower shelf with out pinching them when it closes.
1764873
do you have any room to slide it up or down at all? do that and fish the cable thru. I wouldn't prying it off as it might break.
2176984
Yes, wrap the cable around any secure structure in home or vehicle and lock both ends inside the box.
1288587
Thanks for your suggestion. That is a good idea. Do you think staples, or tape would work to secure the sides?
474226
There is a small rubber piece that you can pull out of the way. Be sure to also route the cable through the little cutout on the "battery" portion of the adapter.
898947
Yes it is where the cords go into the base you can loosen the plastic nut on each of the 4 cords and also adjust the steel cables. When I raised the height of mine I used duct tape to tape the excess cable and wire flat out of the way. It takes a few adjustments to get all the cable and wires even.