At last month’s ISC West in Las Vegas, Johnson Controls announced advancements across its access control and video security portfolio.

The upgrades offer faster implementation times, more accurate responses and better connectivity between access control and video security functions. They are designed to improve security visibility and outcomes across enterprise and commercial applications, within business, government, education, healthcare, infrastructure, retail and industrial settings.

“Awareness isn’t optional, it’s mission critical,” said Faisal Pandit, president of building management systems at Johnson Controls. “We are delivering smarter access control and video systems to elevate the intelligence, speed and accuracy of commercial and enterprise security operations.”

The updates deliver a practical, accessible platform for monitoring, investigation and response for organisations of varying security complexity levels. Johnson Controls will debut C•Cure IQ 3.2 in mid-summer and introduce C•Cure IQ VMS, a video management capability embedded directly within the C•Cure IQ ecosystem. The standalone VMS features deliver a simplified video interface experience within the C•Cure IQ platform and a practical option for existing Victor and VideoEdge customers. New users gain a streamlined experience providing connected video, access control and event management within a single intelligent, integrated platform.

Alongside this, Johnson Controls is introducing C•Cure IQ Incident Management to streamline the full incident lifecycle. It enables automated event‑driven incident creation, guiding teams with dynamic workflows and decision trees, reducing manual steps while improving audit readiness. These upgrades elevate the C•Cure platform capability to deliver protection, intelligent threat response and enterprise-grade resilience for mission-critical settings.

The firm has also released three products within its Illustra Multisensor camera portfolio, including video capabilities that deliver high-resolution imaging and flexible deployment for end-users to operate in commercial infrastructure applications.

Panoramic Camera delivers built-in AI detection to help enable more proactive monitoring and faster incident response, combined with a 188˚ horizontal field of view for complete situational awareness from a single camera without compromising video quality or increasing infrastructure costs. Multisensor Fixed is built on business intelligence capabilities focused on smart surveillance with low light sensitivity up to 20 metres to improve imaging in dark conditions. And 360Varifocal Cameras are integrated with AI analytics, one-touch autofocus and remote zoom and focus to allow better, customised views of wide-area coverage.

The recently released ExacqVision 26.0 and Kantech EntraPass 9.10 build on the brand’s legacy in video management connecting cameras and access control points across enterprise environments.

To learn more about the latest suite and partner integrations, visit www.johnsoncontrols.com/security.