Malware prevention

Prevent supply chain attacks before they reach your code.

Every artifact you need. Continuously vetted, patched, and hardened before it reaches you.

Attackers have already found the path of least resistance.

Supply chain attacks are accelerating. Self-replicating worms like Shai-Hulud, cross-ecosystem campaigns like TrapDoor, compromised maintainer accounts, typosquats, dependency confusion, hijacked build pipelines… the list goes on and the cadence isn’t slowing.
That's why teams are turning to Echo as the trusted software source.

"Echo has enabled us to proactively secure our software supply chain with confidence."
Yechezkel Rabinovich

Yechezkel RabinovichCTO

The truth in numbers

  • 0+
    new malicious open source packages identified in 2025
  • 0%
    of Echo artifacts vetted before reaching production
  • $0M
    average cost of a supply chain compromise
  • 99
    supply chain attacks reached Echo customers

Confidence that lasts

  • Echo Libraries

    With vetted and patched packages for npm, PyPI, Maven, Gradle, RubyGems, and Go, every Echo install is trusted and safe.

  • Echo Containers

    Container images, built from source with only vetted source code.

  • The Echo AI Factory

    SLSA level 2 compliant, our AI-native factory vets, patches, and rebuilds at a speed no manual team can match.

Accountability you can audit

  • Source-controlled inputs

    Every change is versioned, reviewed, and traceable from the original upstream project to the artifact you deploy.

  • Isolated, hardened builds

    All builds run in hardened, isolated environments on ephemeral workers. Nothing persists, nothing leaks across builds.

  • Verifiable provenance

    Full provenance and attestation metadata travels with every build, ready for downstream validation.

  • Signed by default

    Images and libraries ship signed with SBOMs and audit-ready metadata as part of the build.

  • Policy-gated promotion

    Nothing reaches a customer-facing repository until automated verification and policy checks pass.

  • Threat intelligence

    Every artifact is continuously re-evaluated because yesterday's trust doesn't guarantee today's safety.

Enterprise-grade SLA

  • Secure registries

    Rather than pulling from unvetted sources like Docker Hub, GitHub, PyPI, and npm, pull from Echo's trusted registries and repositories and forget the rest.

  • Zero-access adoption

    Echo never needs access to your code, your registry, or your cloud environment.
    A trusted source shouldn't demand
    new trust.

Risk posture that makes you look good

  • Dependencies enter through a vetted, accountable source
  • Inherited CVEs are eliminated, so findings stop needing exceptions and justifications
  • Audits run on evidence that already exists: SBOMs, signatures, provenance, VEX