- Cyber Security
Secure Configuration: Meeting Cyber Essentials Plus Standards
7 Jun, 2026







£40.90 inc. VAT
AI-generated summary
For £34 ex-VAT, this StarTech K‑slot lock kit is a solid “good enough” deterrent for busy offices where laptops sit in meeting rooms, shared desks, training labs, or near outlets. The user-resettable code is the practical win here: you’re not hunting for a key or waiting on procurement to sort access, and the setup is straightforward if your devices have the standard K‑slot. The steel cable length is also generous for real-world placement—you can usually get the laptop secured without needing a perfectly positioned desk anchor.
That said, I’d only buy it if you’re happy with deterrence, not “stop an attacker” security. A cable lock like this is mainly about reducing opportunistic theft; it won’t stand up to determined removal or an angle grinder. Also, double-check your devices actually use a K‑slot—if you don’t have K‑slot compatible models (or you’re relying on different port types), you’ll waste time. Overall: good value for small deployments and day-to-day risk reduction; not the right choice if you need high-assurance security for high-value, high-target equipment.

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