Kry10 Operating System (KOS) is a secure operating system and platform designed for mission-critical, software-defined connected devices. It is built on the seL4 microkernel, which provides formal mathematical verification of its security properties without compromising performance. Core design principle: - "Trust but Isolate" architecture: limits code running in privileged mode and isolates non-core capabilities - Built on seL4, a formally verified high-assurance microkernel - Supports zero trust architecture concepts through strong process isolation Key capabilities: Operating System: - Self-healing capabilities with minimal downtime, including during upgrades - Cryptographically signed updates for secure rollouts - Application isolation through the seL4 microkernel - Supports x64, ARM, and RISC-V hardware architectures - Development support for C, Rust, Elixir, and Erlang languages - Integrated with the Erlang BEAM application environment for resilient connected devices Management Service: - Fleet management for connected devices at any scale (1 to millions of units) - Health monitoring and visibility across device fleets - Attack pattern detection - Data collection from deployed devices - Manifest-based definitions for managing deployments and updates The platform targets industries where devices must operate reliably and securely, such as industrial or critical infrastructure environments. It provides development tools, management services, and a secure-by-default foundation for building and deploying applications on connected devices.