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Re: Physically securing desktop lab computers
Bill,
There is a very popular security rig that uses a piece of covered aircraft cable and glue-on hardware. The armored cable passes through the hardware on each piece, monitor, keyboard and CPU and then has a lock on the end. This ties everything together in one big piece and the glue requires breaking the plastice to remove it. There is also a company that manufactures some really rugged furniture called Anthro. They have a website. 
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