Up to 95% of your container vulnerabilities don't matter.
Because your entrypoint can never reach them.
temporalio/auto-setup:latestExplore →
101CVEs·17reachable·83%noise
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Same OS. Different stack.
Different vulnerability profile.
Two images built on debian:bookworm with identical base packages. What you add on top changes which CVEs are actually reachable.
Don't take our word for it. See it for yourself.
Image
Reported → Reachable
Reduction
Jenkins
jenkins/jenkins:lts
221
→3783%
noise
NGINX
nginx:latest
202
→3483%
noise
PostgreSQL
postgres:latest
188
→0100%
noise
GitLab CE
gitlab/gitlab-ce:latest
199
→7662%
noise
Redis
redis:latest
104
→3467%
noise
OpenClaw
ghcr.io/openclaw/openclaw:latest
2,347
→1599%
noise
Temporal
temporalio/auto-setup:latest
101
→1783%
noise
HashiCorp Vault
hashicorp/vault:latest
28
→1064%
noise
Grafana
grafana/grafana:latest
54
→1572%
noise
Prometheus
prom/prometheus:latest
5
→50%
noise
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Now fix what matters.
Directly in your Dockerfile.
Reachability maps which code paths are live. That graph is what tells Emphere exactly what to patch in the Dockerfile, from our secure supply chain, built from source.
Application
Your code & dependencies
Debianbase image
libc6 2.41-12CVE-2026-0861+12
Vulnerable
OpenSSLlibssl3, ca-certs
3.5.5-1~deb13u1CVE-2026-31790+6
Vulnerable
Python
3.11.0CVE-2026-18012+2
Vulnerable
NGINX
1.24.0CVE-2025-43562+1
Vulnerable