We never guess a compliance value
Unverified requirements need a source and human review. A missing value should be visible, not quietly replaced with an assumption.
MyGuardForce is built by AEGIS Security & Investigations — a licensed operator that needed its own compliance problem solved properly, and built the platform it wanted to use. Founded in California in 2024, we understand the work because we do it ourselves.
A guard card lapses. A firearms permit gets suspended. A renewal rule changes, and the officer standing post tonight may no longer be eligible to be there.
The industry standard is to verify at hire and again at renewal. Everything in between runs on trust and spreadsheets. We know, because we were the ones keeping the spreadsheets.
MyGuardForce started as the system AEGIS wanted for itself: a connected officer record that makes compliance a status you can review throughout the working day.
Guard cards, firearms permits, and other expiring qualifications belong alongside training assignments, completions, and certificates. Keeping them together helps answer both “trained” and “licensed” from the same record, with a timestamped paper trail ready for a client or inspector.
The people using this are staffing posts and covering call-offs, not admiring software. Every screen has to survive a phone, a hurry, and bad lighting.
That practical standard guides how we connect compliance, training, and reporting. Our California roots include near-real time BSIS license and permit syncs, while 50-state tracking coverage supports teams working across a wider footprint.
Unverified requirements need a source and human review. A missing value should be visible, not quietly replaced with an assumption.
Status changes should be timestamped, searchable, and ready to export. The supporting evidence belongs with the officer’s record.
MyGuardForce is powered by AEGIS Security & Investigations, Inc.
MyGuardForce was founded in California.
2024