NAPCO updates MVP Access with identity management, VMS integrations

AMITYVILLE, N.Y.—NAPCO Security Technologies has released an updated version of its cloud-based MVP Access platform, adding new identity management, video integration and cybersecurity capabilities designed to strengthen connections between physical security systems and corporate IT environments.

Among the new features is Single Sign-On (SSO) and automated user provisioning through Microsoft Entra ID, allowing organizations to authenticate users with existing corporate credentials and automate onboarding and offboarding processes.

The update also expands MVP Access' video integration capabilities with support for ExacqVision and Milestone XProtect video management systems, joining existing integrations with Hanwha Wave and Digital Watchdog. The integrations enable operators to view access events, alarms, live and recorded video, user information and remote door controls from a single interface.

NAPCO also added Multi-Factor Authentication support through Microsoft Authenticator and Google Authenticator to provide an additional layer of account security for user accounts.

NAPCO said MVP Access is designed for deployments ranging from single-door installations to enterprise systems with thousands of openings and combines access control, video, badging, security integration and wireless locking on a cloud-based platform.

"Customers continue to look for tighter integration between physical security, video, and their IT infrastructure," said Rob Etmans, vice president of NAPCO Fire, Access Control & Security Technologies. "These latest MVP Access enhancements make the platform even more valuable by simplifying user management, strengthening cybersecurity, and bringing more security information together in one place for faster, more informed decisions." 

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