Stealth specializes in proactive and smart video monitoring that can significantly improve threat detection and police response. Clients include shopping centers, warehouses, office buildings, industrial facilities, apartments, auto dealers, construction sites and other businesses with outdoor assets. They range from large global enterprises to single location companies. Stealth clients can reduce external and internal theft, vandalism, and property damage, as well as reduce or eliminate guard expenses.
The Stealth Monitoring Difference
Stealth Monitoring delivers custom turnkey security solutions to clients that encompass detailed site surveys and planning, the latest digital IP and wireless technology, sophisticated installation, and proactive live monitoring.
Many businesses rely on passive cameras, security guards, or alarm systems. But unwatched cameras can’t report an incident in progress. Guards are expensive and can’t watch an entire property. Trigger-based alarms result in as many as 95% false dispatches.
In comparison Stealth Monitoring is proactive. Stealth can see and follow intruders when they first enter camera views, often before they have breached property lines. Stealth audio warnings can warn and scare trespassers off before they break into buildings and steal or cause damage. Trained operators can immediately call police in real time, giving the authorities an opportunity to arrive while criminals are still there. Stealth operators can share valuable information on suspects, weapons, vehicles, and other relevant details directly with the police.
The Stealth Monitoring Difference
Stealth Monitoring delivers custom turnkey security solutions to clients that encompass detailed site surveys and planning, the latest digital IP and wireless technology, sophisticated installation, and proactive live monitoring.
Many businesses rely on passive cameras, security guards, or alarm systems. But unwatched cameras can’t report an incident in progress. Guards are expensive and can’t watch an entire property. Trigger-based alarms result in as many as 95% false dispatches.
In comparison Stealth Monitoring is proactive. Stealth can see and follow intruders when they first enter camera views, often before they have breached property lines. Stealth audio warnings can warn and scare trespassers off before they break into buildings and steal or cause damage. Trained operators can immediately call police in real time, giving the authorities an opportunity to arrive while criminals are still there. Stealth operators can share valuable information on suspects, weapons, vehicles, and other relevant details directly with the police.
Location: United States, Texas, Addison
Employees: 1001-5000
Phone: +1 855-783-2584
Founded date: 2003
Investors 2
| Date | Name | Website |
| 12.05.2021 | LLR Partne... | llrpartner... |
| - | M2O | m2oinc.com |
Mentions in press and media 4
| Date | Title | Description |
| 20.01.2023 | 2023 Predictions For The Edge, HCI, Security And Beyond | Chief Marketing and Product Officer, responsible for all aspects of global marketing, product management and alliances for StorMagic. |
| 24.09.2019 | Stealth Monitoring Receives Equity Investment from Twin Point Capital | Stealth Monitoring, a Dallas, TX-based provider of live video monitoring solutions in North America, received an equity investment from Twin Point Capital. Auxo Management LP, an investment firm led by Stealth CEO Robert Cherun and Presiden... |
| 10.11.2016 | Term Sheet — Thursday, November 10 | ET CETERA Hello from Portugal, where Web Summit is underway. Many of the attendees were bleary-eyed yesterday, having stayed up until 4 a.m. watching the U.S. election results on Tuesday. At the conference, the word “Trump” seems to pepper ... |
| 09.11.2016 | Stealth Monitoring Receives Investment from Auxo Management | Stealth Monitoring, Inc., a Dallas-based video surveillance business, received an investment from Auxo Management, an investment firm led by Robert Cherun and Erik Mikkelsen. Founded in 2006 by Norm Charney, Stealth focuses on designing, in... |