Container Security
Echo Platform
CVE-free container base images that drop into existing Dockerfiles, with auto-patching and SLAs.
Echo Platform Overview
What it does
Echo Platform delivers CVE-free container base images rebuilt from source as drop-in replacements for standard Docker base images. Organizations change a single Dockerfile FROM line to migrate, and the vendor states vulnerability counts drop to zero on first scan without application refactoring. Images use apt/glibc for broad compatibility with Debian and Ubuntu workloads and are offered in default and distroless variants.
How it works
Echo rebuilds and patches images through AI-assisted workflows that monitor new CVEs, triage critical and high severity issues within 24 hours, and remediate within 7 days for critical and high severity (10 days for medium, low, and unknown). Images are built in a SLSA Level 3-controlled pipeline, signed and attested, and shipped with SBOMs, provenance metadata, and VEX. Enterprise customers can mirror images into private registries including Amazon ECR, Azure Container Registry, Google Artifact Registry, Harbor, JFrog Artifactory, Nexus, Docker Hub, GitHub Container Registry, and Red Hat Quay. A secure package repository supplies CVE-free apt packages for image builds.
Credentials and traction
Per its Trust Center, Echo holds SOC 2 Type II and ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certifications, and its cryptographic modules are FIPS 140-3 validated. The platform serves enterprise customers including Varonis, EDB, Port, UiPath, Klaviyo, and Vectra, and the vendor states its hardened images are now used by Fortune 500 companies. UiPath reports eliminating exposure to more than 10,000 CVEs after adopting Echo.
Key Capabilities
mapped to solution categoriesProvides distroless image variants that contain only the language runtime and application binary, no shell, no package manager, no /tmp. Eliminates entire classes of post-exploitation tooling.
Applies CIS Docker Benchmark and CIS Kubernetes Worker Node Benchmark controls to base images, removing unnecessary packages, setting secure defaults, and configuring file permissions.
Builds images with only the application runtime and required dependencies, eliminating shells, package managers, and debugging tools that expand the attack surface.
Uses FIPS 140-2 or 140-3 validated cryptographic libraries in all TLS and crypto operations, required for FedRAMP, DoD, and other federal workloads.
Monitors managed SBOMs against the NVD, OSV, and vendor advisories, alerting when newly published CVEs match components in any tracked SBOM.
Signs image manifests with Sigstore/Cosign or Notary v2, enabling downstream consumers to verify image integrity and provenance before deployment.
Integrations
compatible toolsImplementation & support
Info last updated on May 27, 2026
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