AMAG and Network Harbor cooperatively tested and certified the new integration
Network Harbor has certified its LightHouse v2.13 with AMAG’s Symmetry™ v6.2 and v7.0.1 Security Management System

AMAG Technology, an access control, IP video and intrusion detection (IDS) solution provider, is pleased to announce that Network Harbor is now a member of the Symmetry™ Extended Business Solutions Program as a Certified Partner. Network Harbor has certified its LightHouse v2.13 with AMAG’s Symmetry™ v6.2 and v7.0.1 Security Management System, which combines its Physical Security Information Management (PSIM) solution with AMAG’s Symmetry access control software. AMAG and Network Harbor cooperatively tested and certified this integration.

“Integrating with Network Harbor’s LightHouse will provide our customers with the most well-respected PSIM solution available in the Federal government, as well as in the commercial security space,” said AMAG Technology, Symmetry Extended Business Solution, Program Manager, Shae Taylor. “We are happy they are part of our EBS program and look forward to a long relationship.”

“We are very excited to work with AMAG and the Symmetry access control system,” said Network Harbor, Inc., President/CEO, David Daxenbichler. “This is an exciting development for our company that will offer many opportunities for our integration partners.”

 The Symmetry and LightHouse integration provides many benefits for end users:

Display events and alarms from Symmetry.

  • Ability to acknowledge and clear alarms and events.
  • Ability to change door/reader status.
  • Send real-time commands through Lighthouse v2.13 UI to pulse activate and deactivate Symmetry relay outputs.
  • Generate reports of cardholder activity and hardware activity.

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