Jeremy,
There is no lock which can keep people safe... It is the combination of locks and alarms and measures which I will call "target hardening" which will keep people safe...
No home can be considered even remotely safe for anyone without an alarm system... Because it does two things:
First... It alerts you to someone attempting entry to your house... Second... It immediately summons help from outside sources... The police... Your neighbors... etc...
You as a professional shoudl know this and tell people this... Putting a $300 top of the line high security lock on a standard home door won't keep that door from getting kicked in... Nor will it keep the windows in the home from getting smashed... If you want to market yourself as a security protection professional you should know this... I have read some 10,000 posts to this newsgroup and have not found anything that step by step tells anyone how to bypass a lock...
Don't generalize the entire tone of this newsgroup based on a few things you have read here and there that might give away clues to the best and brightest out there when you know that most home break ins are smash and grab type situations... How many calls does your local police department get about a burglary where the caller says "Someone picked my locks" that is usually a dead giveaway to some type of fraud taking place -- in almost every home break in that is discovered soon after it occurs it is a "forced entry" meaning there are obvious signs at one door or window that force was applied to it in order to gain entry...
Thank you for your complaint, however I feel it is not justified...
I am familar with the SAVTA designation (Safe and Vault Techncians Assoc) however CPS and NSO are beyond my comprehension without some type of reference...
Evan the manitenance man