StoneOne Launches as Unified Brand for BearCom, Stone

The combined company, formed after BearCom's December 2024 acquisition of Stone Security, now operates under the StoneOne name.

Updated on Nov. 10, 2026 in Business Strategy

BearCom and Stone Security have launched StoneOne as the new brand for their combined business. The rebrand follows BearCom's acquisition of Stone Security in December 2024 and consolidates the two organizations under a single identity.

Why it matters

The launch consolidates security, safety and critical communications offerings under one provider serving more than 37,000 customer relationships. The move gives customers a single point of contact for consulting, deployment and ongoing support across a wide range of industries.

StoneOne reports more than 37,000 customer relationships and operations in more than 70 locations across four countries. BearCom brings more than 40 years of critical communications experience into the combined company, though financial results for the merged entity were not disclosed.

The players

BearCom

BearCom is a critical communications provider with more than 40 years of experience, which merged with Stone Security to form StoneOne.

Stone Security

Stone Security is a security integrator whose business was acquired by BearCom in December 2024 and now operates within StoneOne.

StoneOne

StoneOne is the combined company formed by BearCom and Stone Security, offering security, safety and communications solutions.

The details

StoneOne's portfolio spans security, mission-critical communications and connected safety solutions, delivered through consulting, design, deployment, maintenance and support from a single provider. Partnerships with Motorola Solutions, Milestone Systems, Honeywell Technologies/LenelS2, Axis Communications and Wesco underpin the offering.

December 2024: BearCom acquired Stone Security.
November 10, 2026: StoneOne brand launch announced.

Market Landscape

The combination of BearCom and Stone Security reflects a broader push among security and communications firms to merge into single-provider platforms covering consulting through long-term support. The merged company competes by offering one vendor for systems that were previously sourced across several specialists.

Organizations already working with BearCom or Stone Security may find a single point of contact for security, safety and communications systems under the StoneOne name. Customers should confirm how existing contracts, support channels and partner relationships will be handled under the new brand.

The takeaway

Consolidating security and communications under one provider can simplify vendor management for organizations running complex safety infrastructure. Buyers evaluating StoneOne should ask how service continuity and support will be structured through the transition.