In mobile security, we talk a lot about containers. We wrap corporate apps in a secure sandbox and assume they're safe. But from an architectural standpoint, containers share the same operating system, the same kernel, and the same hardware resources as the personal side of the phone. If the host OS is compromised by a kernel level exploit or zero day spyware, the container's walls crumble.
The attacker doesn't need to break the lock. They own the foundation. Hypori takes a different approach. We don't use containers.
We use physical isolation. We create a digital air gap between the personal device and the corporate data by separating the compute from the display. Think of it like flying a military drone. The drone is up in the sky doing the work, processing data, running apps.
You are down on the ground holding the controller, just watching the video feed. If you drop the controller, the drone doesn't crash. The intelligence isn't in your hands. It's in the secure zone.
In technical terms, this is called pixel streaming. Your secure Android workspace runs in an isolated cloud environment. We stream the visual output, encrypted pixels, down to your device. And we stream your touch and keyboard inputs up to the cloud.
Crucially, this is a one way street for binary data: pixels come down, touch goes up. But files, executable code, and malware cannot cross the gap. Malware on your personal phone cannot cross into the cloud workspace because it has no execution path, only pixel output and encrypted input events. This gives us the property of ephemerality: because the data never downloaded, it doesn't need to be deleted.
When you close the Hypori app, the session ends. The pixels disappear. There is no cache, no temp files, and no forensic footprint left behind. For the user, this guarantees privacy.
Because your IT team is managing a virtual device in the cloud, not the physical device in your hand, they have zero visibility into your personal photos, texts, or location. It's the perfect clean separation between personal privacy and corporate control. You have now completed VMI Academy one hundred and one. Thank you for joining us.
You've mastered the basics of VMI, learned about the problems, and finished with the solutions. We are only just scratching the surface of what's possible. The future of work is virtual. And now, you're ready for it.
