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Prisoners that don't have tools to dig out to try and escape (or ropes if you have them enabled) will try to run out of the prison using the path of least resistance, which usually means the front of your prison as there are no other options for escape.
In general, the happier your prisoners are the less they will try and escape so keeping their needs satisfied is the main way you can reduce misbehaviour, and again, you can increase the security at the front of your prison with dogs/tasers/snipers.