You should know that the SECURITY command class is experimental at best and certainly not complete nor reliable yet. See the following thread for more details:
There are other ways around this such as getting a Vera or other hub that does implement this command class and have OH interact with it.
Also, even when/if it is fully supported, it means that all your locks must be in range of your controller and your controller must be plugged into your OH server in order to achieve inclusion into the network. This could be a significant problem in large setting like this. At a minimum it means you either need to pair the locks with the controller before installing on the doors, or install OH and the zwave dongle on a computer that can be taken to the doors themselves.
I don’t know if any other technology locks are supported. I know Chris has been adding lots of new capabilities to the OH 2 Bluetooth binding and the security on a lot of WiFi locks is poor enough there may be ways to control them from OH as well using the HTTP or TCP binding.