Theft of safes has become a major problem worldwide, especially since most people tend to keep their valuables locked up. This makes them vulnerable to thieves who break into houses and offices to find easy targets. It has been reported that around 70% of safe thefts occur at night when burglars often target homes or businesses. This is because the owner or employer typically leaves their property unattended while away from home. The owner has to come back home to discover the crime committed, and only then can they figure out which safe was stolen. However, some safe models, such as the new K&G Pro Safe, are made with burglar-resistant features. These safes come with advanced, anti-burglary mechanisms that keep the thief at bay. It also provides full access and visual verification from the exterior. The burglar can still be apprehended and returned to jail if a safe gets buried.