Definition
Boots fresh. Keeps nothing. Resets to zero.
Stateless means the endpoint holds no persistent state between sessions: no local data, credentials, configuration drift, or persistence. Every session starts from a verified baseline and ends with its state torn down.
The difference
What a persistent OS keeps vs. what Scylos keeps.
Persistent OS
- Resident OS & apps
- Stored credentials & tokens
- Config drift & patch history
- Local data at rest
- Malware persistence
The thing every legacy tool is defending.
Scylos · stateless
- Verified boot, every session
- Nothing stored to steal
- No drift, clean baseline
- No local data retained
- Wiped on reset
Remove the place compromise lives.
Persistence is just what a normal computer does without being asked, it remembers, and that memory is what malware, credential theft, and post-breach rebuilds all depend on. A stateless endpoint simply does not remember.
See it on your hardware
See the stateless endpoint on your own hardware.
Flash an idle machine into a live endpoint and run your real workloads. You buy no hardware and sign nothing.