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Matrix Expands Open Security Integration with Videonetics

Matrix announced the native integration of its COSEC Access Control platform with Videonetics AI-Powered VMS platform, enabling enterprises to unify access control, AI-driven video intelligence, and surveillance operations within a single operational environment. The integration enables a scalable, middleware-free architecture that seamlessly unifies access control and video intelligence.

Powered by API-based bidirectional integration, Matrix COSEC (Centra and Vyom) synchronizes seamlessly with Videonetics Intelligent VMS platform. This creates a unified environment where access events, identity data, and surveillance workflows communicate in real-time, eliminating the need for fragmented management layers.

By integrating access logs with live video context, operators can visually verify incidents and manage unified security workflows through a centralized operational interface. This synchronized approach combines Matrix COSEC access control with Videonetics’ AI-powered VMS and intelligent automation to sharpen situational awareness, simplify investigations, and accelerate operational response across large enterprises, smart cities and critical infrastructure.

Key operational capabilities include:

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