Iqsight Has Received Lenel S2 Factory Certification
The company integrated its Video Recording Manager with the Onguard 8.3 access control platform.
Updated on Oct. 9, 2026 in Cybersecurity
Iqsight has successfully obtained factory certification through the Lenel S2 Openaccess Alliance Program. This development enables the firm's video management solutions to interface directly with the Onguard 8.3 security system.
Why it matters
The integration aims to enhance facility safety by allowing security teams to monitor live and playback video from within a centralized platform. It also facilitates earlier risk detection by displaying Intelligent Video Analytics and IVA Pro alerts directly in Onguard.
The certification covers Divar IP all-in-one appliances, leveraging core VRM components and services. The interface allows for the automatic balancing of video streams across multiple iSCSI disk arrays.
The players
Iqsight
Iqsight is a provider of video recording and management technology solutions.
Lenel S2
Lenel S2 develops enterprise security and access control systems for global commercial markets.
The details
Security operators can now view live and recorded footage seamlessly within the Onguard environment. The integration also supports the display of advanced metadata, such as Intelligent Video Analytics and IVA Pro alerts, to streamline incident response.
Timeline
October 9, 2026: The certification announcement was formally published.
The Tech Race
This certification aligns with the broader industry trend of consolidating disparate security hardware into unified, software-defined platforms. By bridging the gap between recording hardware and access control management, the move addresses the historical challenge of siloed security data.
Security administrators can now manage their video feeds and access alerts from a single interface, reducing the need to toggle between different software platforms. This streamlining improves workflow efficiency and allows for faster threat identification in high-stakes environments.
The takeaway
Centralizing video management within an access control platform significantly reduces the complexity of security operations for large facilities. Organizations should evaluate whether their current infrastructure supports the updated software versions necessary to leverage these new integration capabilities.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by SecurityWorldMarket.
