Johnson Controls is set to highlight its latest security innovations and managed services at the Global Security Exchange (GSX) 2026 in Atlanta from September 14-16. Exhibiting at Booth 1633, the company aims to assist organizations in enhancing their visibility, expediting incident response, and ensuring continuity in increasingly connected and mission-critical environments through their latest technological advancements.
As digital transformation impacts enterprise security and demands intensify for efficiency under constrained resources, Johnson Controls is responding with a series of notable updates. With a focus on enhancing security resilience, the company will present exacqVision 26.2, Software House C•CURE IQ 3.20, and other managed services. These solutions are crafted to help security teams gain faster event recognition, heightened situational awareness, and improved decision-making through AI and streamlined operations.
Video Management System Developments
Al Young, Vice President and General Manager of Security, Americas at Johnson Controls, emphasized the importance of greater operational visibility.
He stated, "We are focused on delivering innovations and managed services that help customers respond faster, improve operational resilience, and protect the people, facilities, and critical assets they depend on every day." The newest version of their exacqVision video management system is designed to fortify security intelligence by providing AI-driven insights that are readily accessible to teams, enabling more effective facility monitoring and event response.
Innovations in Smart Building Security
This update merges video management, incident response, and analytics in a unified platform
GSX 2026 will also see the debut of Software House C•CURE IQ 3.20. This update merges video management, incident response, and analytics in a unified platform, offering customized insights tailored to user needs.
Moreover, it allows deployment as an entirely standalone solution, thereby simplifying setup and aiding in quicker incident resolution. Johnson Controls will also showcase several other advanced security solutions, including KTES2, the C•CURE IQ Mobile App and Cloud capabilities, and a suite of new Illustra Multisensor Cameras.
Enhancing Daily Security Operations
Both C•CURE IQ 3.20 and exacqVision 26.2 are set to be available by the end of 2026. In addition to these software updates, Johnson Controls will underline its service offerings aimed at strengthening daily security operations. Through Managed Services, organizations can leverage centralized monitoring, expert security advice, and operational support to maintain continuous coverage and enhance incident response efficiency. Also, Proactive Video Solutions, combining intelligent analytics and expert monitoring, will be featured to aid organizations in identifying risks early and elevating situational awareness for safer operations.
For those interested in experiencing these advancements first-hand, Johnson Controls invites all attendees to visit Booth 1633 at the GSX 2026 event for a detailed look at their comprehensive security solutions and managed services portfolio.
Johnson Controls, a global pioneer in thermal management, mission-critical building systems, energy efficiency, and decarbonisation, is returning to exhibit at Global Security Exchange (GSX) 2026 in Atlanta from Sept. 14-16. At Booth 1633, Johnson Controls will showcase new innovations and Managed Services designed to help organizations improve visibility across facilities, accelerate incident response, strengthen operational resilience and maintain continuity across increasingly connected and mission-critical environments.
GSX 2026 takes place against a backdrop of digital transformation reshaping enterprise security and increasing pressure on teams to do more with limited resources. Nearly 50% of physical security teams identify AI as a key priority and 43% of organizations plan to target hybrid security architectures.
Strengthening security operations
To help organizations strengthen security operations and improve resilience, Johnson Controls will spotlight:
- exacqVision 26.2 to help security teams identify events faster, improve situational awareness and make more informed decisions through AI-driven insights
- Software House C•CURE IQ 3.20 to streamline security operations through enhanced workflows, insights and deployment flexibility
- Managed Services to augment security teams with centralized expertise, continuous monitoring and operational support
- Proactive Video Solutions to improve situational awareness while supporting safety, compliance and operational objectives
Video management system
"As physical security, building systems and digital technologies become increasingly connected, organizations need greater visibility and control across their operations," said Al Young, vice president & general manager, Security, Americas, Johnson Controls. "We are focused on delivering innovations and managed services that help customers respond faster, improve operational resilience and protect the people, facilities and critical assets they depend on every day."
The newest iteration of video management system for commercial buildings, exacqVision 26.2 strengthens security intelligence and operational awareness while making AI-driven insights easier for teams to access and act upon. The update delivers a redesigned web client, providing dashboard-level insights across camera fleets, helping teams to quickly identify events, monitor facilities, and respond more effectively.
Smart building requirements
GSX will mark the release of Software House C•CURE IQ 3.20, an update to the modern web-based security platform that combines video management, incident response, reporting, and analytics into a single experience.
This update enables custom insights based on end-user needs, creating prioritised, spatially aware, actionable insights tailored to security and smart building requirements. The update also provides the flexibility to deploy C•CURE IQ Video as an entirely standalone solution. This simplifies deployment and helps security teams investigate incidents faster, reduce operational complexity and make more informed decisions from a unified view of security operations. The company will demonstrate additional solutions at GSX 2026, including:
- KTES2, a next-generation smart video intercom solution to modernise tenant, visitor, and property access while leveraging the proven security of the Kantech EntraPass platform.
- C•CURE IQ Mobile App & C•CURE Cloud, new capabilities within the C•CURE IQ platform to enhance accessibility through a mobile interface and build cloud scalability.
- Illustra Multisensor Cameras, introducing three new Panoramic Camera, Multisensor Fixed, and 360 Varifocal solutions.
- The KT-40 Anniversary Kit, a special kit exclusively available at GSX to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Kantech solution suite that packages controllers, readers, and credentials capabilities.
Day-to-day security operations
C•CURE IQ 3.20 is now available, while exacqVision 26.2 will be available later in 2026. Beyond its latest software and security platform advancements, Johnson Controls will also demonstrate service offerings that help organizations strengthen day-to-day security operations. Through Managed Services, organizations can access centralized monitoring, security expertise and operational support through a dedicated security operations centre. The offering helps customers maintain continuous coverage, improve incident response and focus internal resources on higher-value priorities.
Johnson Controls will also display Proactive Video Solutions, which combine intelligent analytics with expert monitoring to help organizations identify potential risks earlier, improve situational awareness and support safer, more resilient operations across their facilities. To learn more about the latest in Johnson Controls security solutions and Managed Services suite, stop by booth 1633 at GSX 2026.
