Equipment security
Anti-Theft Marking
CompuGuard anti-theft marking permanently protects your laptops and desktop computers: a deterrent plate installed in 30 seconds, virtually impossible to remove without leaving an indelible imprint.
Overview
Deter theft before it happens.
CompuGuard anti-theft marking is the best solution to protect laptops and desktop computers. Effective as both prevention and deterrence, it immediately discourages thieves: a marked device can no longer be resold.
The plate is permanently installed on the device casing in 30 seconds. More than 4 million IT devices are already protected across North America.
General features
Simple, proven protection.
30-second installation
400 kg pull resistance
Indelible imprint
i3RS database
Key benefits
Built to discourage.
Immediate deterrence
Thieves recognize the plate: a marked device loses all resale value.
Permanent protection
The red chemical imprint is virtually impossible to remove without destroying the device.
Recoverable assets
Police have access to the i3RS database to quickly intercept suspects and return equipment to its rightful owner.
Key features
Everything you need to protect your fleet.
Secure marking plate
Visible, deterrent identification permanently attached to the device casing.
“Stolen equipment” chemical imprint
An indelible tattoo appears if the plate is removed: the device stays marked for life.
Unique registered number
Every plate carries a unique number and barcode, registered to your organization.
Police access to the i3RS database
Police forces search the database to intercept suspects and return recovered equipment.
Fast fleet-wide installation
About 30 seconds per device: laptops, desktops and other IT equipment.
Proven at scale
More than 4 million IT devices already protected across North America.
Preview
The plate that changes everything.
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Ready to protect your IT fleet?
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