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One single instance of theft can break a landscaping business. Criminals often target landscaping equipment and supplies bringing work to a standstill. This prevents the landscaping business from delivering its services to customers. When theft like this happens to a…

Several social media and news outlets have been abuzz recently about what seems like an unusual number of fires in food manufacturing plants. So far this year, there have been at least 16 instances of fires. Among the 2022 fires are: Azure Standard – April 19Taylor Farms…

When the Toronto Police Service Guns and Gangs Unit worked late into the night and early morning hours investigating an incident, Farshad Raoufi, Video Analyst Manager here at Stealth, burned the midnight oil alongside them. The incident in question concerned a shooting…

Soaring home prices and rising interest rates have made home ownership out of reach for many in the Greater Toronto area. Just how bad is it? An article in The Toronto Sun says “Only 2 percent of the 230,000 units built or approved in the last 5 years are affordable.” This makes…

A new report on the impact of organized retail crime from Retail Industry Leaders Association and Buy Safe America Coalition looks at the rise of organized retail crime activity affecting retailers. The economic and human impacts of these crimes are huge. First, ORC stole…

From small-time pilfering – grabbing handfuls of boxes from trucks where truckers have stopped for a break from delivering goods – to organized crime rings who glean insider information and target warehouses where high-value products are stored, the United States’ logistics and…

In March 2021, Stealth Monitoring merged with Hanover, MD-based Eyewitness Surveillance to become the North American leader in technology-driven commercial video surveillance. We are pleased to announce that we are now operating as one team under the Stealth brand. What Does…

It has been nine months since the Ever Given container ship notoriously blocked the Suez Canal causing a backup of more than 400 ships. The incident alone cost $400 million per hour in goods or $5.1 billion each day according to the CNBC article that quotes Lloyd's List. You…