Johnson Controls will showcase its latest security innovations at the ISC West event in Las Vegas from March 23 to March 27.
Attendees can visit booth #18019 to explore the company’s new platform capabilities, expanded partner integrations, and system enhancements aimed at helping security teams streamline operations and enhance response times across extensive, mission-critical facilities.
Focus on Mission-Critical Facilities
The introduction of these advancements comes as the security landscape continues to evolve. In response to increasingly sophisticated threats, organizations are turning to data-driven detection and access control solutions to enable quicker, more coordinated incident management.
Research by Johnson Controls reveals a trend among security leaders toward utilizing automation, AI-driven analytics, and remote management systems to optimize security outcomes while aligning with broader business objectives like enhanced governance and energy efficiency.
Systems Integration and Simplification
Research by Johnson Controls reveals a trend among security leaders toward utilizing automation
Faisal Pandit, president of Building Management Systems at Johnson Controls, stated, "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."
Johnson Controls will emphasize updates across its security platforms at the event, integrating intrusion, video, access control, and incident management systems commonly used in data centers, healthcare facilities, and other critical environments.
Enhanced Standardized Workflows
The company’s new releases feature upgrades to intrusion platforms such as PowerSeries Neo 5 and IQ Panel 5, offering new hardware and software that support hybrid configurations, increase device compatibility, and facilitate easier system updates.
Additionally, Johnson Controls is introducing C•CURE IQ 3.2 from Software House, which includes C•CURE IQ VMS and C•CURE IQ Incident Management, designed to incorporate built-in video capabilities and standardized incident workflows to minimize manual tasks and expedite investigations and responses. Other updates cover a range of products, including Kantech EntraPass 9.10, exacqVision 26.0, and new Illustra multisensor cameras, with an emphasis on system interoperability and daily operational performance improvements.
Supporting Security Operations
Greg Parker, global vice president of lifecycle solutions at Johnson Controls, emphasized the company's commitment to supporting customers: "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."
