Success that echoes across your organization.
In other words
"Echo made it so easy to eliminate all vulnerabilities from our images - not sure how they do this magic with such a great SLA. We've been a customer for the past 6 months, and their value is huge"
Shahar Davidson
VP R&D
"Echo helps us secure things from the base layer, build secure products, and not waste developer time trying to do it all ourselves. Way to go!"
Paul Gunter
VP of Engineering
"As a very happy customer at UiPath, I’m especially pleased with the impact Echo has had on our engineering teams — they spend far less time chasing CVEs and far more time focused on building and innovation."
Cosmin Radu
Director of Product Security Engineering"Started using echo container images a few months back to get vulnerabilities down, and it ended up solving the Bitnami pain too. It’s not free (nothing is), but good for cutting down unnecessary noise from Trivy that probably suck up your time. Simple enough, just take your old base images and replace them with Echo’s."
circalight
Reddit user"Only fool-proof way is to use Echo or something else that gets you vulnerability-free base images to start with (also should provide FIPS and stig images)."
successfullygiantsha
Reddit user
"We’ve been using Echo for quite a while now and can confidently say it’s a strong product. Highly recommend checking them out."
Yonatan Boguslavsky
CTO
“With Echo, we’re confident in our supply chain security. That’s huge.”
Daniel Chechik
CISO
“With Echo, we’re able to use the same scanners we’ve already been using – just with clean results. It’s quiet in the best kind of way.”
Yoad Fekete
DevOps & Security Engineering Lead
“The ROI is undeniable. We’re saving time, money, and a whole lot of stress.”
Udi-Yehuda Tamar
Global CISO
“We’re team Echo through and through. To have a security solution that engineers are vouching for – that’s a game-changer.”
Shiran Shem Tov Melamed
DevOps Group Lead
“Echo vuln-free images. Just eliminate the alerts.”
kruvii
Reddit user“If you can ask for budget, hardened images from Echo will fill the scanning time-suck. We also use them to patch existing images.”
CherryChokePart
Reddit user“Echo doesn’t have a proprietary OS, so there is no lock in, you can swap them in and swap them out. They also have a scalable cost model because AI is doing a lot of the busy work before the human jumps in.”
Unfair_Shopping_117
Reddit user