Johnson Controls reinforces leadership in integrated security systems at ISC West 2026

MILWAUKEE, March 17, 2026 – Johnson Controls (NYSE: JCI), a global technology leader in energy efficiency, decarbonization, thermal management and mission‑critical performance, is exhibiting at ISC West in Las Vegas, March 23–27. At booth #18019, the company will showcase new platform capabilities, expanded partner integrations and system enhancements designed to help security teams reduce complexity and respond faster across large, mission-critical facilities.

Johnson Controls is introducing advancements amidst the continued evolution of the security landscape. As threats grow more sophisticated, organizations are deploying tailored, data-driven detection and access control solutions to enable faster, more coordinated incident responses. Annual research conducted by Johnson Controls has found that security leaders are increasingly leveraging automation, AI-driven analytics, and remote system management to streamline security and deliver smarter outcomes with fewer resources. This comes with a shift to support broader business goals, including improved governance and energy efficiency commitments.

“Security teams today are being asked to do more with fewer resources while threats grow more complex,” said Faisal Pandit, president, Building Management Systems at Johnson Controls. “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.”

At the show, Johnson Controls will highlight updates across its security platforms that bring intrusion, video, access control and incident management onto common systems used in data centers, healthcare and other mission‑critical environments. The releases include upgrades to its intrusion platforms including PowerSeries Neo 5 and IQ Panel 5, with new hardware and software that support hybrid configurations, expanded device compatibility and easier system upgrades. Johnson Controls is also introducing C•CURE IQ 3.2 from Software House, along with C•CURE IQ VMS and C•CURE IQ Incident Management, to add built‑in video and standardized incident workflows to reduce manual steps and speed investigation and response. Additional updates span the broader portfolio, including Kantech EntraPass 9.10, exacqVision 26.0, and new Illustra multisensor cameras, with enhancements focused on focused on system interoperability, camera coverage and day‑to‑day operational performance.

“Our focus is on helping customers manage security systems that are easier to operate and better connected across their facilities,” said Greg Parker, global vice president of lifecycle solutions at Johnson Controls. “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.”

To learn more about Johnson Controls security solutions, stop by booth #18019 at ISC West and visit: https://www.johnsoncontrols.com/security

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