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A real Dockerfile, rebuilt and scanned

Watch a Dockerfile go from 739 CVEs to zero.

This is the process your Dockerfile goes through. Same Dockerfile, same app, still Ubuntu. Nothing to migrate.

What comes out the other end.

A smaller image that does the same job, nothing left to patch, and the evidence your auditors and customers ask for. Generated for this exact image on every build.

0
open CVEs
from 739
115
packages in the image
from 285
55 MB
image size
from 204 MB
Your code and requirements.txt are never changed. The app's tests pass at every step.

Explore what you get.

Every file is generated for the image on every build. Open one to read a real excerpt from the demo run, or download the files themselves. These are evidence for your frameworks, not certifications.

With Emphere, the image stays this way: it is rebuilt and rescanned as new CVEs land. Results shown are for this demonstration image and application. Outcomes for other images depend on their configuration, dependencies, scanner coverage, and newly disclosed vulnerabilities. Evidence files are not certifications.

Send us your Dockerfile. Get it back with zero CVEs.

Send us one Dockerfile from a product you ship. It goes through the same five steps, and you get back:

  • The rebuilt image, tested against your app
  • The CVE count at every step, from as written to zero
  • The full evidence set, generated for your image
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