2012–2015 / Sources & personal record
Stealth, on a phone.
James recalls extending Stealth to mobile phones around 2012 and showing it to the London Financial Forum. The public product record starts with a dated announcement in October 2013.
Circa 2012 · James’s account
The demonstration, his role and the outcome of that engagement are personal recollections. No contemporary source located in this review independently confirms those details. The account should not be read as the public product launch date.
8 October 2013 · public announcement
Unisys announced Stealth for Mobile for enterprise mobile security, with availability at the Gartner Symposium/ITxpo. The announcement describes identity-based access and mobile application protection, including integration with Mocana’s Mobile App Protection technology.
Unisys-issued announcement via PR Newswire ↗ · Locally saved source HTML as text ↓
23 September 2015 · expanded portfolio
A Unisys announcement describing its expanded security portfolio includes Stealth for Mobile. This is evidence of a public product line after James’s earlier engagement.
Cross-check · Unisys company history
Unisys’s own company timeline also places Stealth for Mobile in 2013.
The continuation · Niwaban today
Niwaban is James’s modern continuation of his mobile geofencing and app-visibility work. It explores how place and context can shape the apps people see on managed Android phones and Wear OS watches.
The phone and watch demos are browser walkthroughs. Actual device enforcement depends on the operating system, enrolment and management APIs. Niwaban is James’s current project; the dated Unisys sources above document the earlier product history.
Sources retrieved 27 September 2026. Local files preserve the retrieved page source without executing its scripts. Live official pages were available, so these are not presented as 2012–2015 Wayback captures.