The mark consists of a drawing of a two dimensional padlock with a shackle. The shackle of the padlock is in the locked position on the top of the body of the padlock, which is also the top of the mark. The body and shackle of the padlock double as the head of a key. The padlock body (head of the key) transitions down into the shoulder of a key which continues into the top of the shaft of the key. In the middle of the body of the padlock (the head of the key) is an open circle of approximately one-quarter of the width of the body of the padlock (head of the key). On each of the left and right side of the body of the padlock (head of the key) are three parallel lines running from the outside in toward the middle of the body of the padlock (head of the key). The three lines are bisected by the open circle in the body of the padlock (head of the key). Each of the three lines stop short of the open circle creating a negative space thin circle surrounding the open circle in the body of the padlock (head of the key). Descending from the open circle in the body of the padlock (head of the key) is an open line which extends to the bottom of the mark through the shoulder of the key to the beginning of the shaft of the key. From the bottom of the padlock (head of the key) the outer edges of the shoulder of the key taper in and down on the left and right sides to the middle toward the open descending line until the outside edges of the key shaft are approximately the same width as the open circle in the middle of the body of the padlock (head of the key).