SJA - Ai-RGUS unveils access control integration with ProdataKey - Ai-RGUS

SJA – Ai-RGUS unveils access control integration with ProdataKey

SJA – Published October 29, 2025 – For full article, please visit: https://securityjournalamericas.com/ai-rgus-access-control-integration/

Ai-RGUS has announced ProdataKey (PDK) access control systems as part of its latest integration.

According to the company, this integration enables Ai-RGUS to monitor a broader range of network-connected devices including access control systems, network speakers, intercoms, routers, smart plugs, power supplies and PoE devices through a single unified interface.

The new PDK integration reportedly goes beyond basic connectivity monitoring to provide deep visibility into access control operations, including advanced alerting for security events such as doors held open beyond authorized timeframes and unauthorized access attempts.

Unified monitoring

“Our customers consistently request consolidated monitoring capabilities that eliminate the complexity of managing multiple dashboards and alerting systems,” said Joelle Grunblatt, COO at Ai-RGUS.

“By centralizing network device monitoring in Ai-RGUS, we’re enabling faster issue diagnosis, reducing unnecessary truck rolls and ensuring the right personnel are immediately notified about specific problems.”

Access control visibility

The company says that the PDK integration monitors two primary device categories – readers and servers – tracking essential identifying information including serial numbers, IP addresses, MAC addresses and firmware versions.

The system provides real-time alerts for connection status changes, major system events and critical errors including unstable connections, power irregularities and battery issues.

Ai-RGUS highlights that security-focused monitoring includes alerts for pass-back violations, forced alarms, denied requests, duress signals, card authentication failures and parsing errors, providing security teams with immediate notification of potential threats or system compromises.