A device for managing valuables includes a housing having a service area including a printer, a primary vault attached to the housing and having a primary vault locking system for storing valuables, and a secondary vault mounted in the housing and having control electronics for operating the device. The secondary vault isolates the control electronics from the primary vault and from the service area to inhibit tampering with the control electronics.

A secure cabinet that can secure and distribute products. The cabinet can have a user interface that receives information about a user and the user's identity can then be authenticated. The cabinet can accept a user's request to dispense a product and, if the user is approved, the cabinet can dispense a quantity of product to the approved user.

A secure cabinet that can secure and distribute products. The cabinet can have a user interface that receives information about a user and the user's identity can then be authenticated. The cabinet can accept a user's request to dispense a product and, if the user is approved, the cabinet can dispense a quantity of product to the approved user.

A safe may include a body. The body may include a first sidewall, a second sidewall, a top, a bottom, a rear sidewall and a door that may define an interior volume. The door may be hingibly connected to the second sidewall. The safe may also include a first side channel and a second side channel. The first side channel may be attached to the first sidewall and the second side channel may be attached to the second sidewall. The safe may also include a segmentation plate that may include a first vertical side rail and a second vertical side rail. The first vertical side rail may be slideably located in the first side channel and the second vertical side rail may be slideably located in the second side channel.

A safe may include a body. The body may include a first sidewall, a second sidewall, a top, a bottom, a rear sidewall and a door that may define an interior volume. The door may be hingibly connected to the second sidewall. The safe may also include a first side channel and a second side channel. The first side channel may be attached to the first sidewall and the second side channel may be attached to the second sidewall. The safe may also include a segmentation plate that may include a first vertical side rail and a second vertical side rail. The first vertical side rail may be slideably located in the first side channel and the second vertical side rail may be slideably located in the second side channel.

A cabinet that can control the distribution of products that can optionally include medications. The cabinet can have a user interface that receives information about a user and the user's identity can then be authenticated. The cabinet can accept a user's request to dispense a product and, if the user is approved, the cabinet can dispense a quantity of product to the approved user.

A system and method for mitigating theft from a container includes a container having a plurality of walls defining a first volume and an anti-theft mitigation device having a plurality of walls defining a second volume. A fastening mechanism is attached to the anti-theft mitigation device such that the antitheft mitigation device may be coupled to the container by the fastening mechanism. The second volume of the anti-theft mitigation device is substantially smaller than the first volume of the container. The anti-theft mitigation device may be positioned within the first volume and may appear to define a portion of the first volume of the container. The fastening mechanism may comprise at least one of a magnet, a hook and loop fastener, a screw, a nail, a rivot, a snap, a mating protuberance, a channel-containing structure, a mating male or female mechanical structure.

A system and method for mitigating theft from a container includes a container having a plurality of walls defining a first volume and an anti-theft mitigation device having a plurality of walls defining a second volume. A fastening mechanism is attached to the anti-theft mitigation device such that the antitheft mitigation device may be coupled to the container by the fastening mechanism. The second volume of the anti-theft mitigation device is substantially smaller than the first volume of the container. The anti-theft mitigation device may be positioned within the first volume and may appear to define a portion of the first volume of the container. The fastening mechanism may comprise at least one of a magnet, a hook and loop fastener, a screw, a nail, a rivot, a snap, a mating protuberance, a channel-containing structure, a mating male or female mechanical structure.

A drawer-type safe comprises a safe body, wherein a front side of the safe body is an open structure, a cabinet door is hingedly mounted on a front right side of the upper and lower inner walls of the safe body, a password lock locking mechanism is fixedly mounted on the cabinet door, and the password lock locking mechanism is locked and fixed to a left side wall of the safe body, drawer bodies are installed between a left inner wall and a right inner wall of the safe body through connecting mechanisms. This invention, through the adoption of the pull-out drawer structure, provides greater convenience for storing and retrieving items; the entire process is visually accessible, eliminating the need for strenuous bending or squatting; furthermore, multiple upper and lower drawers facilitate categorized storage.

A drawer-type safe comprises a safe body, wherein a front side of the safe body is an open structure, a cabinet door is hingedly mounted on a front right side of the upper and lower inner walls of the safe body, a password lock locking mechanism is fixedly mounted on the cabinet door, and the password lock locking mechanism is locked and fixed to a left side wall of the safe body, drawer bodies are installed between a left inner wall and a right inner wall of the safe body through connecting mechanisms. This invention, through the adoption of the pull-out drawer structure, provides greater convenience for storing and retrieving items; the entire process is visually accessible, eliminating the need for strenuous bending or squatting; furthermore, multiple upper and lower drawers facilitate categorized storage.