An auditable security system for preventing unlawful diversion of goods and/or services is provided. The security system includes a secure enclosure, an access control system that generates audit data, cameras proximal to the access control system, cameras located in the secure enclosure, a video management system that manages the cameras and generates video data, an exterior computing system configured to allow users to interface with the access control system, the video management system and data stored by the systems, and a database configured for storing data stored by the access control system and the video management system. When a user interacts with the access control system, the cameras begin generating audio and video data, which is stored, along with audit data, in the connected database. The audit data and video data is also provided to a third-party system for processing.

An auditable security system for preventing unlawful diversion of goods and/or services is provided. The security system includes a secure enclosure, an access control system that generates audit data, cameras proximal to the access control system, cameras located in the secure enclosure, a video management system that manages the cameras and generates video data, an exterior computing system configured to allow users to interface with the access control system, the video management system and data stored by the systems, and a database configured for storing data stored by the access control system and the video management system. When a user interacts with the access control system, the cameras begin generating audio and video data, which is stored, along with audit data, in the connected database. The audit data and video data is also provided to a third-party system for processing.

A medication delivery system is disclosed that includes a portable container and a controller. The portable container includes a body and a lid that forms a securable storage compartment, and a latch that is coupled to the body and configured to releasably secure the lid. The portable container also includes a processor and a power source coupled to the latch, the processor causing the latch to release when an access signal based on a unique identifier is received.

A medication delivery system is disclosed that includes a portable container and a controller. The portable container includes a body and a lid that forms a securable storage compartment, and a latch that is coupled to the body and configured to releasably secure the lid. The portable container also includes a processor and a power source coupled to the latch, the processor causing the latch to release when an access signal based on a unique identifier is received.

An anti-theft security system for business entryways that is a housing assembly with at least one sidewall. An entrance in the sidewall is located opposite an exit so a person can move straight through with the sidewall including at least one transparent portion. A sensor assembly on the housing assembly is designed to detect electronic tags on products. Separate entrance and exit retractable doors are opened or closed independently or simultaneously in response to the sensor assembly. At least one control unit and at least one electronic motor assembly is electrically or wirelessly coupled to the sensor. The electronic motor is also coupled to the entrance and exit retractable doors, the doors slidably movable along a track assembly disposed internally, externally, or within the sidewall to open or close the doors. At least one alarm is electrically coupled to the sensor assembly. A control switch controls which doors are closed when a sensor detects a tag and a release actuator may open doors manually.

An anti-theft security system for business entryways that is a housing assembly with at least one sidewall. An entrance in the sidewall is located opposite an exit so a person can move straight through with the sidewall including at least one transparent portion. A sensor assembly on the housing assembly is designed to detect electronic tags on products. Separate entrance and exit retractable doors are opened or closed independently or simultaneously in response to the sensor assembly. At least one control unit and at least one electronic motor assembly is electrically or wirelessly coupled to the sensor. The electronic motor is also coupled to the entrance and exit retractable doors, the doors slidably movable along a track assembly disposed internally, externally, or within the sidewall to open or close the doors. At least one alarm is electrically coupled to the sensor assembly. A control switch controls which doors are closed when a sensor detects a tag and a release actuator may open doors manually.

In accordance with an aspect, there is provided a furniture apparatus comprising an outdoor-storage assembly having user-accessible compartments being arranged relative to each other, of which are categorized by different types of user access.

There is provided a system and method for secure entry to a property or building. One aspect includes an apparatus having a housing and alarm means for triggering a timed alarm upon removal of a receptacle key from the housing. Locking means is included for locking the housing. Another aspect includes a removable media containing a list of cylinder codes. At least a portion of the list of cylinder codes are transferred to a receptacle key within the housing. Another aspect involves a system having a secure container with locking means for locking a housing. The system includes at least one locking receptacle that is unlocked with the receptacle key. Also provided is a method comprising the steps of retrieving a receptacle key from a secure container, triggering a timed alarm for return of the receptacle key and accessing a locking receptacle with the receptacle key.

There is provided a system and method for secure entry to a property or building. One aspect includes an apparatus having a housing and alarm means for triggering a timed alarm upon removal of a receptacle key from the housing. Locking means is included for locking the housing. Another aspect includes a removable media containing a list of cylinder codes. At least a portion of the list of cylinder codes are transferred to a receptacle key within the housing. Another aspect involves a system having a secure container with locking means for locking a housing. The system includes at least one locking receptacle that is unlocked with the receptacle key. Also provided is a method comprising the steps of retrieving a receptacle key from a secure container, triggering a timed alarm for return of the receptacle key and accessing a locking receptacle with the receptacle key.

A radio-frequency identification (“RFID”) system for tracking items stored in a safe. The RFID safe system may include at least a safe and an RFID system. An RFID antenna may be fixed inside the safe. For example, the RFID antenna may fixed on an inner surface of a door to the safe such that the RFID antenna sends and receives signals across multiple angles as the safe door opens and closes.