Insights and Perspectives
Updates and analysis on security technology and implementation.
Phone Security for Athletes: Targets On and Off the Field
Professional athletes are wealthy, famous, and on a published schedule, which makes them targets for everything from burglary rings to gambling pressure. A detailed look at protecting an athlete’s phone and the life on it.
Phone Security for Public Figures: Privacy When Everyone Is Watching
For a public figure, private life has a market price and a security cost. A detailed look at the threats facing celebrities and public figures, and how to actually protect the phone at the center of it all.
Phone Security in Natural Resources: Remote Sites, Real Stakes, Hostile Ground
Energy, mining, and resource operations run in remote and sometimes hostile places, where commercial stakes are high and a phone is both a lifeline and a liability. A detailed look at mobile security in the field.
Phone Security for R&D: Protecting Ideas Before They’re Patents
The most valuable thing in research is the work that isn’t protected yet. A detailed look at how industrial espionage targets R&D and how the device in a researcher’s pocket fits in.
Phone Security in Aviation: Crews, Schedules, and a Very Trackable Life
Flight crews live unusually public, predictable lives, and their phones reveal schedules, routes, and the movements of the people they fly. A detailed look at mobile security for aviation professionals.
Phone Security for Critical Infrastructure: The Phone as the Door Into the Grid
Attackers targeting the power grid, water, or pipelines rarely break in through hardened control systems. They go through the phone of someone who works there. A detailed look at the human-device risk to critical infrastructure.
Phone Security for Law Enforcement: Officers, Investigations, and Informants
An officer’s phone holds case details, informant identities, and a target on the officer’s own family. A detailed, honest guide to protecting investigations and the people who depend on them.
Phone Security for Service Members: OPSEC When the Threat Is Your Own Phone
A service member’s personal phone can broadcast location, routine, and identity to anyone watching, including adversaries who’d love exactly that. A detailed, honest look at mobile OPSEC and the personal-device gap.
The Lawyer’s Secure Communication Playbook
For a lawyer, secure communication isn’t a preference, it’s closer to an obligation. The duty of confidentiality and the growing expectation of technological competence mean that how you carry client communications is itself a professional question, not just an IT one. Privilege protects the content of your advice, but privilege is a legal shield, not
The Journalist’s Field Security Checklist
A journalist’s phone security problem is not really about the journalist. It’s about the source. The content of your reporting may be destined for publication anyway, but who you talked to, when, and from where is exactly what a hostile party wants, and it’s often what your phone leaks most readily. A field security routine
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