If the property’s keys are not fully accounted for, an access-control reassessment can help determine the appropriate next step. A duplicate key alone may not

When a key is lost or its location is uncertain, evaluating access controls can provide an added layer of security planning. Making another key without

If all issued keys are not accounted for, reviewing access security may be advisable. Simply producing an additional key could leave the property less secure

If the property’s key inventory is incomplete, reviewing access arrangements can be a practical step. Another copy may not resolve the security issue when the

When there are concerns about missing keys, reassessing the property’s access controls may be appropriate. A newly made key does not change the existing lock