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The Stern Report: The Case for a Digital Travel Security Standard
Border officers in the U.S., UK, and China can search a traveler's phone without a warrant, and a September 2026 Second Circuit ruling removed the suspicion requirement for manual searches. Hypori CSO Matt Stern makes the case for a four-level digital travel security standard and shows how a remote workspace keeps enterprise data off the device entirely.
You Can’t Read the Label from Inside the Jar
Intune's endpoint telemetry doubles as a license reconciliation tool. Here's why Microsoft's "free" security feature may be doing more accounting than protecting.
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Defense Health Agency Deploys Hypori for Secure Clinical Dictation on Personal Phones
The Defense Health Agency is using Hypori to give clinicians secure access to Oracle Health's ambient clinical dictation on their personal phones. The integration is live.
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The End of the Two-Phone Era: Real Security Without Employee Burnout
Locked-down work phones push employees to work around security instead of embracing it. See how Mobile Isolation delivers real protection without the two-device tax.
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The Stern Report: The Emperor's New Clothes
MDM reports on how a device secured itself, it doesn't secure your data. See why the industry's default mobile security answer is a compliance instrument wearing a security label, and what actually closes the gap.
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What Flock Cameras Teach Us About Your Phone Privacy at Work
Flock Safety's license plate cameras reveal how easily surveillance creeps in once tracking is technically possible. See why the same risk exists on your work phone, and how Hypori keeps your employer out of your personal life.
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The Stern Report: The Requirement Never Moved. The Model Should.
CMMC Phase 2 is suspended. The CMMC Reform Task Force reports to the DoW CIO this month. This is the argument I would make to it.
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Zero Day Is the New Every Day
Zero-day exploits used to require a nation-state budget. Now they take a laptop and a grudge. Here's why "patch faster" isn't the fix anymore.
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The Perfect (Outsider) Trade
Board packs travel to personal devices before every meeting, and a copied device at a hotel or border crossing doesn't need to be decrypted right away. Jim Cushman lays out how that gap lets someone trade on material nonpublic information without ever qualifying as an insider, and why the fix is keeping the data off the device in the first place.
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Filed First, Invented Second
A researcher's laptop doesn't need to be hacked to leak a breakthrough. It just needs to be copied on a conference WiFi or imaged at a border crossing, then decrypted years down the line, by whoever files the patent first.
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The Signal Paradox
Signalgate exposed a real problem: audit and access control aren't the same thing. Here's how regulated organizations should think about secure messaging.
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