FAQ

• National Special Security Events (NSSEs)
• Airports, train stations, major bus depots
• Embassies and consulates 
• Government and federal buildings 
• Stadiums, venues, convention centers
• Nonprofits, schools, universities
• Businesses, private facilities, event sites

• Mobile Device Tracking
• Brandished firearms detection
• Facial detection (Identifies the presence of a face)
• Facial recognition (Matches a face to a known database where allowed by law)
• AI-enhanced behavioral analytics (e.g., aggressive behaviors, loitering, restricted areas)
• Indoor and outdoor target tracking
• Stationary and portable installation
• Fully-encrypted, real-time data

The Wireless Guardian system detects devices that emit radio waves for communications, such as smartphones, flip phones, drones, computers, vehicles, corporate beacons, Internet of Things (IoT) devices, and radio frequency identification (RFID) tags.

Wireless Guardian prioritizes user privacy. Our system complies with all current privacy laws and is designed to assess potential threats without accessing sensitive personal information.

• • Our patented system compiles the same anonymized data collected during the standard operation of any Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or RFID-enabled device.
  • Our camera systems and combined computer vision capabilities follow industry best practices for privacy protection, similar to those used in airports and stadiums.
  • Target lists are created lawfully based on specific criteria to prevent potential threats from entering a facility.

Many companies, including Google, Facebook, Foursquare, and Waze, collect similar data through Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and other technologies. 

Our system utilizes advanced encryption and frequency-hop technologies to safeguard all collected information. Our data complies with the Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) and follows the strictest data protection guidelines.

The data generated by Wireless Guardian’s system is the client’s property or the client’s designated security company. Clients have complete control over the data and can analyze it on their servers, cross-reference it with historical data, or utilize external databases such as the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to identify potential security threats.

We thoroughly train security personnel to use the Wireless Guardian system and provide additional training and operational classes as needed.

Yes, Wireless Guardian offers both permanent and temporary installation options. Temporary configurations are ideal for situations like building tops or special events. The perimeter of a permanently installed system can occasionally be extended with additional hardware.