IQSIGHT Received LenelS2 Factory Certification
The integration allows Intelligent Video Analytics alerts to appear directly within the OnGuard security platform.
Updated on Sept. 29, 2026 in Quantum Computing
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IQSIGHT, formerly known as Bosch Video Systems, has officially received factory certification from LenelS2 under the OpenAccess Alliance Program. This integration enables security personnel to monitor Intelligent Video Analytics alerts directly within the OnGuard 8.3 platform.
Why it matters
The collaboration streamlines incident response by consolidating visual data and security alarms into a single interface. This allows security teams to manage video streams and access control systems through a unified, validated workflow.
The certification covers IQSIGHT DIVAR IP all-in-one appliances and interfaces with OnGuard 8.3. Video Recording Manager versions 4.50 and 4.70 are now validated to manage and balance video streams across iSCSI disk arrays.
The players
IQSIGHT
Formerly known as Bosch Video Systems, this company employs over 800 people across 19 countries and holds more than 600 patents.
LenelS2
This provider of access control and security systems manages the OpenAccess Alliance Program which validates third-party software integrations.
The details
IQSIGHT completed rigorous factory testing at LenelS2 to ensure the interface functionality between their video systems and the OnGuard platform. Connected IQSIGHT cameras can now trigger IVA and IVA Pro alarms within the access control software.
Timeline
September 29, 2026: IQSIGHT officially received the LenelS2 factory certification.
The Tech Race
This integration reflects a broader shift toward software-defined security ecosystems where hardware and access platforms must maintain seamless interoperability. By aligning with standardized alliance programs, manufacturers like IQSIGHT are working to replace siloed legacy systems with unified, validated security architectures.
Security personnel can now view real-time video analytics alongside access control data, reducing the need to switch between disparate software platforms. This workflow improvement minimizes response times during security incidents for those utilizing these specific system versions.
The takeaway
Achieving factory certification ensures that complex video and access control systems communicate reliably without requiring custom configurations. Security managers should verify that their current hardware versions are compatible with these updated software interfaces to enable full integration features.
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