Johnson Controls recently released Software House C•CURE IQ v3.10, the latest advancement to its intelligent security platform.
C•CURE v3.10 delivers an integrated access control and video surveillance experience through a single browser-based interface, meeting operator demand for dynamic alarm prioritisation, spatial and occupancy analytics, and attendance reporting.
Updated version
This updated version allows operators to seamlessly monitor outdoor GIS maps
This updated version allows operators to seamlessly monitor outdoor GIS maps and indoor floor plans to take more targeted action.
The system connects directly to American Dynamics VideoEdge NVRs and leverages advanced edge analytics through native integration with Illustra cameras, providing security teams with real-time visibility and actionable insights.
The v3.10 update also provides personalised video clip management with whiteboard space and full audit trails, enabling users to streamline forensic investigations. Alongside this, newly unified health dashboards can monitor device status, storage capacity, and system performance.
Real-time alarm intelligence
Another major enhancement is the availability of C•CURE High Assurance as a native option built into C•CURE v3.10, giving users the ability to meet the highest security and compliance standards.
Real-time alarm intelligence capabilities also provide operators with a snapshot of alarm activity, trending analysis, and automated rule performance.
C•CURE v3.10
“C•CURE IQ v3.10 represents a leap forward in proactive security management,” said Rick Focke, Director of Product and Market Development, Johnson Controls Security Products.
He adds, “With intuitive dashboards, smarter alarm automation, and data-driven spatial insights, this release not only helps protect people and property – it empowers organisations to reduce operational costs and really optimise how space is used. The C•CURE IQ v3.10 features enable organisations to strengthen security, improve employee well-being, and drive operational efficiency.”
