IFSAS named Johnson Controls' European Partner of the Year 2026

By SSN Staff
Updated 12:37 PM CST, Mon November 2, 2026
ATHENS, Greece—IFSAS Group has been named European Partner of the Year 2026 by Johnson Controls, marking the second consecutive year the Greek systems integrator has received a major international recognition from the global security and building technologies provider.
The award was presented during the Johnson Controls Security Solutions ACVS European Partner Conference in Monaco and follows IFSAS' Growth Leader 2025 recognition at the Johnson Controls Open Globe Awards, where the company was honored for its growth and contribution to the manufacturer's business performance.
The latest distinction places IFSAS alongside other award recipients, including Convergint, which was recognized as Strategic Partner of the Year 2026, UK-based Total Security Protection, named UK Partner of the Year 2026, and Latvia-based Citrus Solutions, which received the Exceptional Growth 2026 award.
IFSAS said the two awards reflect different aspects of the company's development. While the Growth Leader 2025 award recognized the firm's expansion and participation in large-scale, technologically complex projects, the European Partner of the Year title highlights the strength of its relationship with Johnson Controls and its standing within the company's European partner network.
Specializing in security, fire safety and automation systems, IFSAS designs, deploys and supports solutions for critical infrastructure, data centers, transportation facilities, commercial buildings and enterprise customers across Greece and Europe.
The company leverages technologies from several international manufacturers, including Johnson Controls' Software House C•CURE access control and security management platform. In addition, IFSAS has invested in the development of proprietary technologies, including its HermeC³ platform, which integrates security and operational systems into a unified environment designed to improve situational awareness, incident management and decision-making.
According to the company, the recognition underscores the growing role of Greek security expertise within the European market and reflects its continued investment in engineering talent, technical expertise and innovation.
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