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ECAM

Name: ECAM
Address: 15182 Marsh Lane, Addison, TX, 75001, US
Telephone: +18557832584
Price range: Not applicable

North America's Leading Provider of Live Video Monitoring Solutions
140,000+ Cameras Daily Every Camera Always Monitored

Stealth Monitoring, a privately held company with U.S. headquarters in Dallas, TX, and Canadian headquarters in Toronto, ON, is North America’s leading provider of live video monitoring solutions. We specialize in proactive and intelligent video monitoring technology that can significantly improve threat detection and police response. Our security solutions feature advanced technology, coupled with human intelligence and efficient processes, to help detect and deter crime while reducing security guard and other expenses. We are also heavily invested in the future of computer vision and artificial intelligence. We are actively developing new technologies that can enable executives with valuable business intelligence data to improve their day-to-day operations and decision-making abilities. We have over 2000 employees, 40 offices, and 6 redundant live video monitoring control centers. Our team proactively monitors 80,000+ cameras daily, resulting in more than 50,000 deterred crimes, 1000+ arrests and 70,000+ analyzed customer videos every year, securing peace of mind for business owners throughout North America. Our clients include construction sites, shopping centers, apartment buildings, auto dealers, office buildings, industrial facilities, distribution yards, cannabis operations, and other businesses with outdoor assets. They range from large global enterprises to single-location companies. Our proactive solutions can help reduce external and internal theft, vandalism, property damage and provide you with actionable business intelligence. We can even reduce or replace security guards at a fraction of the cost – up to 60% savings.

10/26/2026

An industrial warehouse looks like one property, yet it holds five security zones.

The perimeter, yard, gates, loading docks and interior each call for different tools, from cameras and live monitoring to guards and access control. Guards and technology each take the jobs they handle best.

The largest vulnerability often sits in the gap between two protected areas: https://hubs.la/Q04zfqwD0

10/23/2026

Mobile security starts with a camera and continues well beyond it.

A mobile system needs the right camera position, power, connectivity, detection, live monitoring and a response plan. Together, they let a team detect, verify and respond wherever coverage is needed.

Construction sites, vacant properties and temporary parking areas change often, and mobile surveillance units can change with them: https://hubs.la/Q04zfpK20

10/21/2026

After hours, a vehicle enters a construction site and the alarm activates. What happens next?

Trained operators verify the activity against the site schedule. A live audio warning can interrupt an incident while it unfolds. Defined escalation protocols reach the right contacts quickly, and a detailed incident report records every step.

Alarm zones should change as the project moves from groundwork to completion: https://hubs.la/Q04zfpyy0

10/19/2026

A construction loss can cost more than the equipment or materials that disappear.

Theft, vandalism, fire, and unauthorized access can trigger delays, deductibles, replacement costs, and insurance claims that follow a project long after the initial incident.

That makes security an important part of the broader risk conversation.

ECAM helps contractors strengthen protection with AI-powered detection, live video monitoring, Mobile Surveillance Units, audio warnings, and trained specialists who can respond to suspicious activity in real time.

Insurance can help manage the financial impact of a covered loss. ECAM helps give project teams an opportunity to intervene before that loss occurs: https://hubs.la/Q04ygs9m0

10/14/2026

Most security incidents don’t begin with a loss. They begin with a moment when something looks out of place.

A person approaches a restricted area. A vehicle arrives after hours. Someone crosses a perimeter or lingers near valuable equipment.

That period between unusual activity and a completed incident creates what our latest article calls the “intervention window”: an opportunity to detect, understand, and respond while the outcome may still be unfolding.

ECAM’s approach to real-time video monitoring combines intelligent detection with trained monitoring specialists and defined response protocols. Depending on the situation, that can mean continued observation, an audible warning, notifying designated personnel, or escalating verified activity to law enforcement.

Real-time security isn’t simply about seeing something faster. It’s about having more options while there’s still time to use them: https://hubs.la/Q04yrcjc0

10/12/2026

There’s a critical difference between seeing an incident and seeing it soon enough to do something about it.

Real-time video monitoring is designed around that difference.

By combining intelligent detection with trained monitoring specialists, ECAM helps identify suspicious activity as it develops, verify what’s happening, and determine the appropriate response. That could mean issuing an audible warning, notifying on-site personnel, or escalating verified threats to law enforcement: https://hubs.la/Q04yqVdf0

10/07/2026

Having cameras at every site doesn’t necessarily mean you have visibility across every site.

For energy operators managing substations, solar facilities, equipment yards, and other remote or distributed assets, traditional CCTV can capture valuable footage. But if no one knows suspicious activity is happening until hours later, that footage may only explain the loss.

And modernization doesn’t always require ripping out the cameras you already have. ECAM can help energy organizations evaluate existing infrastructure, address coverage gaps, and build a more consistent security strategy across sites with very different needs.

Cameras show you the site. Monitoring helps you protect it: https://hubs.la/Q04yqLcw0

10/05/2026

$31.8 million in cargo losses. And the holiday itself wasn’t even the highest-risk period.

CargoNet recorded 273 theft incidents across Labor Day analysis periods from 2021 through 2025, with incidents increasing 70% from 2021 to 2025. Even more telling, 71% occurred on the weekdays immediately surrounding the holiday weekend, when shifting schedules, reduced staffing, and irregular freight movements can create opportunities for criminals.

But today’s cargo theft threat goes deeper than breached fences and stolen trailers. Organized groups are increasingly combining physical theft with compromised accounts, fraudulent instructions, and other forms of identity-based deception.

Check out what the Labor Day data reveals about the changing cargo theft landscape and why stronger verification, access control, real-time monitoring, and operational visibility all have a role to play in protecting freight.

The holiday may be over. The vulnerabilities it exposed aren’t: https://hubs.la/Q04yh6D90

09/30/2026

Six security guards don’t necessarily mean six jobs that require a security guard.

At a logistics facility, one post may be checking driver credentials. Another may be assisting visitors. Others may spend their shifts patrolling trailer yards, parking areas, or thousands of feet of perimeter.

Those responsibilities require very different capabilities.

This article explores a more practical way to evaluate logistics security: break your existing guard program down by function. Keep physical presence where human interaction matters, and consider live video monitoring and intelligent detection where the primary need is visibility, verification, and response.

The result can be a hybrid strategy that gives people and technology the jobs each is best equipped to handle.

Don’t start by counting guards. Start by counting functions.

Learn more: https://hubs.la/Q04ygqcn0

09/28/2026

The crews may clock out, but the jobsite risks don't.

Effective after-hours protection requires more than recording footage for review the next morning. It requires the ability to detect unusual activity, understand what’s happening, and respond while there’s still an opportunity to prevent a larger loss or disruption.

This article explores how live video monitoring, intelligent detection, Mobile Surveillance Units, and real-time intervention can help contractors maintain visibility long after the workday ends.

Your jobsite may be empty overnight. Your security coverage shouldn’t be.

Read more: https://hubs.la/Q04ygmCb0

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15182 Marsh Lane
Addison, TX
75001

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+18557832584

Website

https://ecam.com/

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