Vehicle security.
Explained properly.

IGLA is a CAN-bus PIN immobiliser that integrates into your vehicle's factory electronics and prevents the engine from starting without a driver-set PIN — even with a cloned or relayed key.

A relay attack is a vehicle theft method where criminals use signal-amplifying devices to extend the range of your key fob, tricking the car into thinking the key is present so it unlocks and starts without the real key in hand.

A CAN-bus immobiliser integrates directly into a vehicle's Controller Area Network to prevent engine start at the software level — unlike basic wire-cut immobilisers that can be bypassed by finding and bridging the cut wire.

OBD theft is a method where criminals use the vehicle's OBD-II diagnostic port to program a blank key to the car's ECU, allowing them to drive away with a fully functional duplicate key — often in under 5 minutes.

A car alarm detects intrusion and triggers an audible alert; an immobiliser prevents the engine from starting. Both serve different purposes — and the best protection combines both.

ImmoTrack is a live GPS tracking and remote immobilisation device — it shows your car's real-time location on a smartphone app and lets you remotely cut the starter or fuel pump if it's stolen.

A car GPS tracker is a hidden device installed in your vehicle that transmits its real-time location to a smartphone app, allowing you to monitor where the car is, set geofences and assist recovery if stolen.

Compustar is a North American vehicle security and remote start brand offering two-way paging alarms, shock/tilt sensors and DroneMobile smartphone control — professionally installed at our Tullamarine workshop.