

Official University RecognitionKeySpot® has been formally recognised by the University of Sunderland as part of the emerging security category Disguised Security Technology™ (DST).“KeySpot® introduces a novel direction within the UK security sector.” — University of Sunderland, Innovation & EnterpriseThis independent validation confirms KeySpot® as a credible, research-backed innovation that fills a gap not addressed by traditional key safes.Why It Matters:• Fills a safety gap not covered by any BRE or industry classification
• Supports SBD-aligned crime-prevention principles
• Provides a discreet, compliant alternative to visible key safes
• Represents UK-designed security innovation
• Recognised as part of a newly emerging security category — DST™Security. Discretion. Compliance.KeySpot® is the world’s first disguised, security-engineered key safe, developed under a new category called Disguised Security Technology™ (DST).Unlike traditional visible key safes, KeySpot® blends into the property exterior, removing the visual cue that attracts criminals and causes insurance concerns.It is designed from the ground up for:
• Physical security
• Visual discretion
• Certification and police approval pathways
• Long-term aesthetic relevance (non-dating design)It delivers safer property access for landlords, housing providers and care services without advertising vulnerability


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Trusted by homeowners, landlords, and businesses across the UK.You’ll be the first to get updates, exclusive early access, and launch offers.This project is /part-funded] by the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund.The UK Shared Prosperity Fund provides £900 million of funding for local investment in 2025/26.
The Fund aims to improve pride in place and increase life chances across the UK investing in communities and place, supporting local business, and people and skills. For more information, visit UK Shared Prosperity Fund: 2025/26 technical note - GOV.UK (WWW.GOV.UK).
