Stop hardening the endpoint. Change what it is.
The next phase of Zero Trust won't be won by hardening persistent endpoints, it will be won by changing the endpoint trust model itself. Every legacy defense protects a persistent OS: patching it, watching it, hoping nothing slips through. Scylos removes the thing they're all defending.
Hardening manages risk. Statelessness removes it.
A hardened, immutable, or read-only OS still keeps users, logs, config, and credentials, it just constrains them. The state is still there, and so is the work and the attack surface. Scylos takes the operating system off the endpoint entirely: the device boots clean from a stateless substrate, runs only authorized work, and resets to known-good. There's nothing left to harden because there's nothing left to keep.
What to evaluate
Windows 10 end of support
A better answer than buying new.
What Scylos is NOT
Know the category before you evaluate it.
Comparisons
How Scylos differs from the tools you're comparing.
Economics & TCO
$7 all-in vs. $60–75.
TCO calculator
Run the numbers on your fleet.
Security model
We eliminate the attack surface, not just defend it.
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.