Johnson Controls, a renowned technology company known for advancements in energy efficiency, decarbonisation, and thermal management, is participating in ISC West, held in Las Vegas from March 23 to 27.
At stand #18019, the company plans to unveil new platform features, expanded partner integrations, and system improvements that aim to simplify security operations and enhance response speed in large, mission-critical facilities.
Adapting to evolving security demands
In response to the ever-changing security landscape, Johnson Controls is introducing upgrades that address the rising sophistication of security threats. Organisations are increasingly employing tailored, data-centric detection, and access control strategies to accelerate and coordinate their responses to incidents more effectively.
The company's annual study highlights a growing trend among security leaders to utilise automation, AI-powered analytics, and remote management systems to streamline security processes, thereby supporting broader organisational goals such as enhanced governance and energy efficiency.
Integrating systems for improved efficiency
Faisal Pandit, President of Building Management Systems at Johnson Controls, remarked, “Security teams today are being asked to do more with fewer resources while threats grow more complex. Our latest updates are focused on bringing systems together, simplifying workflows, and providing clearer insight, so teams can make faster, more confident decisions to protect people, assets, and operations.”
During the event, advancements across security platforms integrating intrusion, video surveillance, access control, and incident management will be demonstrated to better serve environments like data centres and healthcare facilities.
Upgrades to enhance security solutions
The updates include enhancements to intrusion platforms such as PowerSeries Neo 5 and IQ Panel 5
The updates include enhancements to intrusion platforms such as PowerSeries Neo 5 and IQ Panel 5, which now boast hybrid configurations, increased device compatibility, and simplified system upgrades. Additionally, Johnson Controls is releasing C•CURE IQ 3.2, alongside C•CURE IQ VMS and C•CURE IQ Incident Management, which incorporate built-in video functions and standardised incident workflows.
This reduces manual intervention and expedites the investigation and response processes. The updates extend across the product range, featuring improvements like those in Kantech EntraPass 9.10, exacqVision 26.0, and new Illustra multisensor cameras, all aimed at bolstering system interoperability, enhancing camera reach, and improving everyday operational performance.
Enhancing long-term security management
Greg Parker, Global Vice President of Lifecycle Solutions at Johnson Controls, stated, “Our focus is on helping customers manage security systems that are easier to operate and better connected across their facilities. By bringing platforms together and applying automation where it matters most, we help customers strengthen security operations and support long-term performance across mission-critical environments.”
