Healthcare: patient data protected by design.
Shared clinical devices and kiosks keep no local state, so there's no ePHI to leak and every session resets clean, supporting HIPAA safeguards in always-on care environments.
Care never stops, so the device never logs off cleanly.
Workstations on wheels, nurse stations, exam-room PCs, and check-in kiosks are shared by dozens of people across every shift. Each handoff leaves cached records, open sessions, and credentials on the machine, the exact residue that turns a single lost or compromised endpoint into a reportable breach. Traditional imaging, EDR, and disk encryption manage that risk after the fact. They don't remove it.
The pressure points in clinical IT.
ePHI at rest on the device
Cached charts, imaging, and credentials accumulate on every shared workstation between users.
Breach exposure
A single lost, stolen, or infected endpoint becomes a HIPAA-reportable event.
Ransomware downtime
Persistent malware on a clinical device can take a unit, or a hospital, offline.
Slow, manual reimaging
Drifted machines pull biomed and IT staff away from patient-facing work.
Stateless clinical endpoints, governed centrally.
Nothing persists
ZeroCore runs the clinical session, then resets to nothing, no ePHI remains on the device.
Identity-bound sessions
Access is bound to the clinician for the session only, never stored on the machine.
Clean on every tap
Each badge-out leaves a verified baseline for the next user, no manual wipe.
One control plane
Switchboard governs every device, ward, and policy from your own cloud tenant.
ePHI left on the endpoint after a session.
When the device keeps nothing, a lost or compromised endpoint is no longer a data-loss event.
Healthcare IT, answered.
Does this help with HIPAA compliance?+
Scylos supports HIPAA safeguards by removing ePHI from the endpoint entirely. There is no patient data at rest on a shared device to encrypt, audit, or lose. Compliance obligations remain yours, but the device-level attack surface is removed by design.
Will it run our EHR and clinical apps?+
Yes. ZeroCore runs your real, authorized workloads, including browser-based and virtualized EHRs, locally on the device, statelessly. It is not a thin client or VDI session.
What happens to a device that's lost or stolen?+
Nothing of value leaves with it. There is no local state, no cached records, and no credentials at rest to extract.
“When the endpoint keeps nothing, the lost laptop stops being a breach. That's the whole point.”
See the stateless endpoint on your own hardware.
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