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Hummingheads Expands Functionality with New Dual-Screen Feature

Hummingheads Inc., based in Edogawa, Tokyo, is thrilled to unveil the new dual-screen functionality integrated into their flagship product, the Security Platform (SeP). In today’s landscape, local government operations are segregated across three distinct levels of networks, yet the demand to conduct simultaneous operations on LGWAN and the Internet has been steadily increasing. The newly introduced dual-screen capability of SeP directly addresses this growing requirement, allowing users to manage dual workflows effectively and securely.

Rising Demand for Dual Operations

According to A10 Networks, a study published in July 2026 highlights the rapid transition from α models to α´ models among municipalities. In their projections, the adoption rate for α´ models is set to leap from 2% in 2024 to 14% by 2026. However, it is important to note that 75% of local governments still primarily utilize α models as their operational devices, and migrating to β or β´ models presents its own set of challenges.

The α´ model provides a means to connect to Internet and cloud services while still executing secure operations. Local breakout services are typically employed for this purpose. While these services facilitate the dual-screen operation environment, they also come with significant hurdles such as high costs, sluggish performance, functionality limitations, extended switch-over times, and complexities within system architecture, making them less user-friendly.

Introducing the Game-Changing Dual-Screen Functionality

The arrival of the dual-screen functionality in SeP provides a cutting-edge solution for local governments, enabling the simultaneous operation of secured LGWAN business applications alongside a browser operating under a separated and locked Internet policy. With its capabilities, users can access parliamentary live streams, verify regulations, and more—all on a single screen.

Though akin to secure browsers, the dual-screen function in SeP offers distinct advantages. It boasts fast connection and communication speeds equal to regular browsers and retains all necessary functionalities. Users can easily set it up, knowing that SeP’s robust zero-trust security measures safeguard all communications.

The innovative “application-specific isolation and lockdown feature” permits simultaneous engagement of multiple applications under different policies. This flexibility extends beyond browsers to include office software, business tools, email, and various other platforms. For instance, staff can execute LGWAN business applications on an Internet-based terminal, experiencing seamless integration of tasks.

Simplified User Experience

Operating the dual-screen functionality is straightforward. Users launch the application, choose the desired policies, and select the apps to be used together. For applications that require multi-factor authentication under core policies, the functionality allows for strict control to ensure security compliance.

Overall, Hummingheads’ new dual-screen feature is a significant leap forward in achieving secure, simultaneous use across different applications within the separated three-layer network environment. This means an enhanced operational capacity for government employees, elevating both efficiency and security.

Explore the revolutionary capabilities of the SeP’s dual-screen functionality and experience how it can transform your operational workflows into a secure and integrated environment.

Additional Information

For further details about SeP and its features, please visit the Hummingheads website.

Company Overview

• - Name: Hummingheads Inc.
• - Address: 5-38-8 Nakakasai, Edogawa, Tokyo, 134-0083, Japan.
• - Business: Development and sales of computer programs and consulting services.
• - Product inquiries: [email protected]

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