Know what's in your image before it ships.
Scan any container image for CVEs, misconfigurations, and a full SBOM — corroborated across two independent scanners so a real vulnerability stands out from the noise. Scan-on-push keeps every new image checked automatically.
Wraps best-in-class OSS · grounded, low false positives · fixes are human-approved
Coverage that maps to real risk.
trivy + grype both run; a vuln both agree on is high-confidence, the rest is triaged down.
dockle flags Dockerfile + image hardening gaps — root user, missing healthcheck, secrets baked in.
A full software bill of materials (syft) for every image — the inventory auditors and incident response need.
A registry digest-diff scans only new or re-pushed images, so coverage stays current without re-scanning everything.
Powered by trivy, grype, dockle — best-in-class OSS, wrapped (never re-built in-house), so coverage equals the standalone tool.
From target to fix, grounded at every step.
A registry ref or a local image — the scanners pull and inspect it inside the hardened sandbox.
Two SCA engines run; agreement raises confidence, single-tool hits are flagged 'confirm', never dressed as proven.
Remediation targets the base image / package coordinate, with the upgrade that clears the most CVEs at once.
The product, or the product + an expert.
The hard calls — the judgment, the legal attestation, the named accountability — are a human's. The only question is whose.
Your team runs the product and owns the human-in-the-loop decisions.
We hire the expert — a vCISO / pentester / auditor liaison — who runs it on your behalf, named and accountable.
You're an MSP or consultancy — run our product for your clients; your expert is the human-in-the-loop.
Frequently asked
trivy and grype for CVEs (corroborated), dockle for misconfig, and syft for the SBOM — all best-in-class OSS, run together so one tool's miss is another's catch.
Yes — a registry connector digest-diffs against last-seen and scans only new or changed images, so you're not re-scanning the unchanged set.
Corroboration is the FP control: a CVE both scanners report is high-confidence; a single-tool hit is shown as needing confirmation, never as proven.
Scan an image in minutes.
Start free, or have our expert run the whole engagement for you. Either way, you get a grounded, audit-ready result — not a noisy report you have to triage.