Organizations are facing growing demands to connect physical security with digital building systems while maintaining operational continuity. Johnson Controls is responding with new AI-enabled security software, managed services and video technologies being demonstrated at Global Security Exchange 2026 in Atlanta.
The company is exhibiting at Booth 1633 from Sept. 14-16, highlighting technologies intended to help security teams identify incidents, improve situational awareness and manage connected facilities.
Johnson Controls is showcasing exacqVision 26.2, the latest version of its video management system. The update includes a redesigned web client with dashboard-level insights across camera fleets, helping security personnel identify events and monitor facilities more efficiently.
The company is also releasing Software House C•CURE IQ 3.20 at the event. The web-based platform brings video management, incident response, reporting and analytics into a unified environment.
The update adds customizable insights based on user requirements, including prioritized and spatially aware information. C•CURE IQ Video can also operate as a standalone solution, providing additional deployment flexibility.
Beyond software updates, Johnson Controls is demonstrating Managed Services designed to supplement internal security teams through centralized monitoring and operational support.
The offering connects customers with security expertise and a dedicated security operations center, supporting continuous coverage and incident response while allowing internal personnel to focus on higher-priority responsibilities.
The company is also presenting Proactive Video Solutions, which combine video analytics with expert monitoring to help identify potential risks and improve visibility across facilities.
The GSX 2026 demonstrations include KTES2, a smart video intercom designed for tenant, visitor and property access management. Johnson Controls is also highlighting C•CURE IQ Mobile App and C•CURE Cloud capabilities, along with new Illustra multisensor camera products.
A KT-40 Anniversary Kit is also being presented at the event to mark 40 years of the Kantech solution suite.
C•CURE IQ 3.20 is available, while exacqVision 26.2 is scheduled for release later in 2026.
As buildings become more connected, security systems increasingly need to integrate video, access control, analytics and operational support. Johnson Controls' latest offerings focus on consolidating security information and using AI-driven insights to help teams respond to incidents more efficiently.
For building owners, facility operators and security teams, these capabilities could support more centralized monitoring, flexible deployments and greater visibility across increasingly connected facilities.
Source: Johnson Controls.
