ECAM

ECAM

The entity now known as ECAM was formed in 2025 when Stealth Monitoring and ECAMSECURE — both formerly independent video-security providers — merged under the ownership of GardaWorld, one of the world’s largest private security firms. The Stealth brand had previously acquired Caliber Communications, folding that operation’s monitoring expertise into what became a unified American platform. The combined organization is headquartered in Dallas and maintains monitoring centers and regional offices across the United States and Canada. ECAM operates a hybrid physical-digital security model that pairs proprietary AI with human-in-the-loop live monitoring. The firm deploys fixed cameras and self-contained Mobile Surveillance Units that require no on-site infrastructure and run on solar with generator backup. Its AI is trained on what the firm claims is the largest database of monitored mobile and fixed surveillance footage in the US, and it holds 19 AI patents. Coverage spans construction sites, retail centers, energy installations, logistics yards, and multifamily properties. Publicly cited customer outcomes include a multinational logistics company that saved $10.7 million through theft reduction and a shopping center that attributed a $1.2 million property-value increase to ECAM’s deployment. ECAM declined to disclose financial figures, but operational scale is meaningful: 6,000-plus customers, 140,000-plus cameras monitored, over one billion alarms triggered, and more than 50,000 crimes deterred annually. In 2025, the firm retired the Stealth Monitoring and ECAMSECURE brands to consolidate under ECAM, explicitly linking the rebrand to GardaWorld’s ability to layer on-site guard services onto the remote-monitoring backbone. No adjacent vehicles such as dedicated philanthropic foundations or real-asset arms are known to exist. Structurally, ECAM retains full operational ownership of its monitoring centers rather than subcontracting vigilance to third-party call centers — an architecture that, combined with GardaWorld’s physical-response network, creates a closed-loop deterrent-to-apprehension chain. The firm’s UL-listed, TMA Five Diamond Certified stations embed a regulatory-grade service obligation, distinguishing its model from pure software surveillance vendors.