ECAM

ECAM is part of GardaWorld, one of the largest global security companies. GardaWorld acquired Stealth Monitoring in 2024 and later combined it with ECAMSECURE in 2025 to create ECAM. The merger also incorporated Caliber Communications, whose monitoring assets had been bought by Stealth prior to the GardaWorld acquisition.

ECAM owns and operates UL-listed, TMA Five Diamond Certified monitoring centers staffed by human operators who verify AI alerts and intervene, dispatch police, or escalate to on-site guards. This human-in-the-loop model creates a closed chain from detection to physical response, which GardaWorld’s guard services extend further.

ECAM’s published sectors include construction, retail and shopping centers, energy and utilities, logistics and industrial yards, and multifamily residential properties. Its Mobile Surveillance Units are designed for sites lacking fixed infrastructure, such as remote construction jobsites or energy installations, with claimed five-day deployment anywhere in the US.

ECAM itself provides remote video monitoring, AI-driven threat detection, and mobile surveillance hardware. Because it sits inside GardaWorld, the platform can coordinate directly with GardaWorld’s on-site guard services for customers needing an integrated physical-plus-digital response.

ECAM operates at the intersection. It holds 19 AI patents and runs proprietary detection algorithms trained on its own monitored-camera footage, but it also fields a nationwide workforce of technicians and installers and runs UL-listed monitoring centers — making it a vertically integrated security services firm rather than a pure SaaS company.

The firm states it monitors over 140,000 cameras, handles more than one billion alarm triggers, deters over 50,000 crimes annually, and triggers more than 30,000 police dispatches each year. These figures are drawn from the firm’s public website and have not been independently verified.

ECAM maintains monitoring centers and regional offices in both the United States and Canada. It describes itself as the largest remote video monitoring provider in both countries. No other international markets are mentioned in its current public materials.