Our Impact
Protecting Warriors and the People in Their Custody.
Every shift, GUARDIAN RFID turns documentation into protection. For the officers who do the work, and for the people in their custody.
Proof Over Promises
Corrections is the hardest job in public safety. The record is what protects everyone in it. Officer safety and inmate welfare both come down to what gets documented, when, and by whom. The stakes are measured in lives and in liability.
75,000+
Warriors across the United States rely on GUARDIAN RFID to execute their care, custody, and control mission.
Why the Record Matters
Weak documentation is a safety failure, not a paperwork problem. Paper logs leave gaps. They invite fraud. They let a missed check disappear until it matters most. Corrections is one of the most litigated professions in the country, and a claim rarely arrives the week it happens. It arrives years later, when memory is gone and the only defense is the record. GUARDIAN RFID makes that record complete, time-stamped, and impossible to fake.
Good documentation defends the officer who did the right thing and exposes the gap when something was missed.
How Does GUARDIAN RFID Protect Officers?
GUARDIAN RFID protects officers by making their work verifiable. Every scan, check, and movement is captured with a timestamp and the officer who performed it. When a false claim lands, the log answers it. Accountability rises. Compliance increases with it. Agencies report their highest security-round and wristband compliance rates on record after going live, up to 98.9% wristband compliance. The result is simple: Officers are defended by proof, not by their word alone.
How Does GUARDIAN RFID Protect the People in Their custody?
GUARDIAN RFID protects people in custody by making checks impossible to skip. On-time cell checks, headcounts, meals, and medication are logged and verified as they happen. That awareness matters most for the vulnerable, the high-risk, and the high-profile. Care, custody, and control are delivered the same way on every shift.
By the Numbers
SOURCE: GUARDIAN RFID platform data, current as of September 2026.
80%
Fewer inventory counts (Uinta Co., WY).
13 months
To ACA accreditation (Tate Co., MS).
98.9%
Highest inmate wristband compliance (Benton Co., WA).
50%
Med pass times cut in half (Uinta Co., WY).
100+
Self-harm attempts prevented every year (Hernando Co., FL).
4 in 4 days
Suicide attempts stopped in four days (Cascade Co., MT).
Warriors, in Their Own Words
The numbers hold up because the Warriors behind them say so. From two-bed jails to 1,000+ population facilities, agencies of every size tell the same story. See how they use GUARDIAN RFID to run a safer, more defensible facility.
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In the past with paper logs, we were auditing 50% of our log books. We were disciplining one person a week for failing to do their rounds on time or failing to write them down. A lot of times, we know those rounds were probably done but the documentation isn't there. With GUARDIAN RFID, we've been auditing 100% of our security rounds and we haven't missed a single security round in over two years, that we've had to discipline somebody for.
Wharton County Jail is safer, smarter, and more aware with GUARDIAN RFID.
GUARDIAN RFID is a fantastic tool for maintaining the safety in a jail. We can log behaviors in a matter of seconds.
The jail has achieved a 98% and higher compliance rate and it has only trended up due to the technology.
I would say the GUARDIAN RFID system's made the jail safer by allowing us to pinpoint special requirements that an inmate may have, any special keep-froms, and that plays a role into maintaining the safety of our deputies as well as other inmates.
Explore Warrior Success Stories
Adams County Jail
Adams County Jail in Indiana faced major challenges with accountability, documentation, and officer safety. Paper logs and outdated tools left staff exposed to liability and inmates at risk. That all changed when the jail adopted GUARDIAN RFID’s Command Cloud.
Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation and Reentry
See how ADCRR moved from fragmented paper-based processes to real-time digital reporting for inmate movements, out-of-cell time, security checks, and operational accountability.
Cascade County Jail
In just two weeks, the Cascade County Detention Center faced the unimaginable: three inmate deaths. Two suicides. One overdose. The heartbreaking reality forced staff to confront a difficult truth: something had to change.
Desoto County Jail
Desoto County Jail, located in Hernando Mississippi, recently embarked on a digital transformation journey to improve the conditions and operations of their correctional facility. In this video, we'll take a look at their journey and how they were able to achieve ACA accreditation by implementing GUARDIAN RFID.
Gaston County Jail
Gaston Co. Jail has an average daily population of 660 inmates, and needed to strengthen measurable outcomes across a number of key inmate management objectives, from security rounds compliance to tracking inmate movements and headcounts.
Rockwall County Jail
The Warriors of Rockwall County Jail, led by Sheriff Terry Garrett, operate a 444-bed jail in the Dallas/Ft.Worth area. In this episode, learn how Rockwall Co. Jail uses technology to increase compliance and vigilance, including integrating Command Cloud with their inmate health monitoring devices from 4Sight Labs to be ultra-responsive to inmates in distress.
Smith County Jail
In the past, the Smith County Jail (TX) faced significant challenges that impacted both the efficiency of their operations and the well-being of their staff. The officers found themselves dedicating excessive time to paperwork, diverting their focus from crucial matters, such as their families at home. The manual paperwork was not only time-consuming but also prone to errors and potential falsification. This system not only impeded their ability to concentrate on essential tasks but also created a potential for inaccuracies in their records.
St. Mary's County Jail
St. Mary's County Sheriff's Office (Maryland) is leveraging GUARDIAN RFID to fully deliver on their digital imperative. "It makes such as a difference when you're able to work with a company that employs corrections professionals on all levels," said Director Mary Ann Thompson. With GUARDIAN RFID, St. Mary's County Detention and Rehabilitation Center replaced its Guard1 and paper-based systems to the most widely deployed mobile inmate tracking technology in the U.S.
Stearns County Jail
Meet the Warriors of Stearns County Jail, a dedicated team of corrections professionals rewriting the playbook on safety, accountability, and community impact. From high-stakes decisions to game-changing tools like the WRAP and Command Cloud, this episode of Warrior Success gives you a detailed look at how Stearns County is helping their team modernize, optimize, and drive better correctional outcomes.
Impact Beyond the Walls
Our mission reaches past the facility. The Warrior Foundation, a 501(c)(3), supports the corrections profession and the communities it serves. Through Operation: Swift Mask, it distributed up to 250,000 N95, KN95, and surgical masks to facilities hit hardest by COVID-19.
Trusted and Growing
89%
Three-year revenue growth (Inc. 5000, third consecutive year).
65%
Two-year revenue growth (No. 146, Inc. Midwest fastest-growing private companies).
See the Impact for Yourself
See how GUARDIAN RFID protects your officers and the people in your custody. Explore GUARDIAN RFID products and the impact they make in your facility.