Why Choose Scylos
Scylos takes a fundamentally different approach.
Most endpoint platforms attempt to secure and manage devices after they've already become complex, stateful, and fragile.
Instead of deploying and maintaining traditional operating systems, Scylos provides an Ephemeral Endpoint Substrate that treats endpoints as temporary execution environments secure by design, centrally governed, and easy to reset.
Every Scylos deployment operates in a single-tenant, fully isolated architecture, ensuring that customer workloads, data, and infrastructure are never shared. The result is an endpoint environment where compromise does not persist, governance is enforced centrally rather than managed device by device, and recovery is achieved by restarting the endpoint into a clean, known-good state rather than repairing a compromised system.
Scylos ZeroCore™
The stateless runtime that boots clean, executes only what is required, and terminates without leaving residue.
Eliminates local persistence and traditional OS drift by running only what is required.
Scylos Switchboard™
The centralized control plane that defines, deploys, and governs endpoint behavior across distributed fleets.
Centralizes control, allowing endpoint behavior to be defined once and applied consistently across fleets, hardware types, and use cases.
Why Scylos Is Different
Compromise Does Not Persist
Scylos endpoints do not retain user data, credentials, or application state.
If an endpoint is restarted, nothing remains to steal, corrupt, or remediate.
Recovery Is Restart, Not Repair
When something goes wrong, the endpoint is restarted into a clean, known-good state.
There are no images to reapply, no systems to fix, and no devices to manually recover.
Behavior Is Defined Centrally
Endpoint behavior is defined once and enforced from the control plane.
Devices do not drift, accumulate configuration, or require device-by-device management.
Risk Is Never Shared
Each Scylos deployment operates in a fully isolated, single-tenant environment.
Customer workloads, data, and infrastructure are never shared with anyone else.