Johnson Controls Technology Company

Johnson Controls Tyco IP Holdings Llp

Benjamin W Hapka

William N Schroeder

Patrick E Harder

Joseph R Ribbich

Alan S Schwegler

Michael F Kornacki

Corey A Poquette

Brent T Ellis

Dana A Guthrie

Pat Harder

Carol Lomonaco

John S Jilek

Joshua A Edler

Alan J Bronikowski

Suvidha Raina

Drory Ben-Menachem

Maria L Mejia

Steven A Brukbacher

Nicholas V Pollock

Amber R Manuguid

Selena Goodwin

Naomi Steele

Xinlu Xiao

Brian D Marr

Christopher R Gozdziewski

Display screen or portion thereof with graphical user interface

A method for automatically detecting and mitigating risks related to cybersecurity in a Building Management System (BMS) includes evaluating settings of a user account of the BMS; identifying a security risk associated with the settings of the user account; evaluating settings of a network device of the BMS; identifying another security risk associated with the settings of the network device, presenting a user interface, wherein the user interface allows a user to view a policy recommendation associated with either security risk; and implementing the change in the settings of the user account or a change in the settings of the network device based at least in part on an input from the user via the user interface or an automated response to the policy recommendation. The method allows for administrators to easily view and change settings of user accounts and network devices to improve the cybersecurity of the BMS.

Building management system with cyber health dashboard

A controller for controlling an environmental condition of a building via building equipment includes a user interface configured to present information to a user, an air quality sensor configured to sense indoor air quality conditions, a communications interface configured to communicate with a server system and receive outdoor air quality data from the server system, and a processing circuit. The processing circuit is configured to generate indoor air quality data based on the sensed indoor air quality data conditions sensed by the air quality sensor, receive, via the communications interface, the outdoor air quality data from the server system, and generate one or more interfaces indicating the indoor air quality conditions and the outdoor air quality conditions based on the indoor air quality data and the outdoor air quality data and cause the user interface to display the one or more interfaces.

Thermostat with user interface features

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Germantown, WI, United States of America

Benjamin W Hapka