AmiOS Use Case – Secure Investigator

Boot into a clean, disposable workspace—anywhere, anytime. AmiOS gives incident responders a secure, RAM-only environment for rapid triage and analysis. Mount drives read-only, inspect compromised systems or networks safely, and capture evidence without altering the source. When the session ends, the system wipes itself clean—no residue, no risk.

How does AmiOS help a Secure Investigator

AmiOS empowers investigators to operate securely in challenging environments—border checkpoints, incident response, digital forensics, and on-site triage.

Zero Residue: Each session boots from a policy-defined baseline running entirely in RAM. When you shut down, everything is wiped—leaving no recoverable data behind.

Task-Specific Profiles: Prepare multiple profiles (e.g., Media Triage, Network Observation, Field Collection) on a single boot device. Select the right profile at startup to match your mission, keeping tools and data isolated.

Built-In Guardrails: Block or restrict local storage, ignore unknown USB devices, and tightly control networking. All working files stay in ephemeral storage, with exports encrypted and under your control.

Chain-of-Custody Ready: Every image carries a unique build ID for easy reference in case records, ensuring full traceability of your investigative environment.

Effortless Deployment: Distribute images as ISO or USB, refresh them regularly, and roll back instantly by booting a previous version. Every session starts from a clean, trusted state—no drift, no surprises.

The result: Predictable, secure behavior when handling untrusted inputs or moving between networks, and a clean slate as soon as the session ends.

Stealth Traveler

Protect your sensitive data and critical applications while traveling with AmiOS

Isolated Tester

Ensure consistent, repeatable results in testing or research with AmiOS

Secure Investigator

Inspect untrusted media, networks, and data without compromising your system’s integrity

Locked-Down Kiosk

Run secure, tamper-proof public kiosks with AmiOS

AmiOS Image & AmiOS Admin station

AmiOS Image

Your bootable baseline—built as code. Run RAM-only for zero trace or persistent for builds; every boot starts clean.

AmiOS Admin Station

Turn configuration into images. Compose, build, and export from the CLI—profiles for demos, labs, or field kits.

FAQs

Which operating systems does AmiOS support?

AmiOS currently supports Alma Linux & Windows 10-11. Currently working on support for RHEL, Fedora & Rocky.

What is AmiOS’s pricing model?

Contact us regarding price inquiries.

How is AmiOS different than creating a bootable USB drive for a Linux live-boot as described here?

AmiOS creates the live-boot environment, the ISO file, and creates it the way you want it. Instead of using the ISO file provided by Ubuntu, you create your own system with the tools, applications, and security policy you want. You can then follow the same instruction to create a bootable USB drive with your own live-boot system.