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Stealth Monitoring is excited to announce we have finalized a deal to merge with Maryland-based Eyewitness Surveillance to become the North American leader in technology-driven commercial video surveillance. The combination of the two businesses will create unprecedented…

Recent events have put a huge spotlight on gaps in physical security. On top of that, company leaders feel a lot of pressure to find ways to survive and stay in business. In doing so, they cut costs and go cheap wherever possible. They want to hold on to their employees as well.…

The world has changed. You've heard this refrain many times in recent months. This is especially true for security. The advent of COVID-19 exposed many security holes that organizations did not notice before. Add to that, crime went up in the year of the pandemic. As a result,…

The video surveillance industry typically follows behind technology innovation in other spaces. 2021 is expected to be no different, with multiple technologies from the IT industry making their way into the video surveillance space. Below are three areas we expect to see growth…

Stealth Monitoring once again appears on the Canadian Business Growth 500 List. This is the 32nd annual list ranking Canadian businesses based on their revenue growth over the past five years. This year, Stealth came in at number 272. All winners are profiled in a special issue…

Earlier this year, we posted an article about the effectiveness of fever-detecting cameras. In it, we cited multiple examples from industry experts who put the cameras to the test. They found the cameras to be an imprecise tool for determining who may be infected with…

What does it take to be a good security guard? Alertness? Yes. Honesty? Absolutely. Good communication skills? A must. These are all important traits for someone you hire to protect your valuable assets. However, there is so much more that goes into making a good guard than a…

For years, thermal-imaging cameras have been used to enhance video surveillance. Where most cameras and human eyes see nothing, these see by translating thermal energy (heat) into visible light. In other words, they can see the heat radiating off an object by capturing different…