Root vs. Everyone

Root vs. Everyone

Root vs. Everyone

Actual Automated Remediation

Most security tools find vulnerabilities and stop there. Root actually fixes them automatically. Get patches for your pinned versions across your entire stack: base images AND dependencies. No breaking changes. No infrastructure migration. No forced upgrades.

The Detection-Only Problem

Your current vulnerability tools are scanning machines that generate tickets. They tell you what's broken, then hand you a backlog of manual work. Upgrade this dependency. Rebuild that container. Test everything. Hope nothing breaks. Repeat daily.

You're not buying vulnerability remediation, you're buying a sophisticated alert system that creates work for your engineering team.

Automated patching

Minutes, not weeks

Automated patching

Minutes, not weeks

Automated patching

Minutes, not weeks

Self-healing

Continuous automated remediation

Self-healing

Continuous automated remediation

Self-healing

Continuous automated remediation

Pinned versions

Patch your versions

Pinned versions

Patch your versions

Pinned versions

Patch your versions

Full-stack coverage

Base + dependencies

Full-stack coverage

Base + dependencies

Full-stack coverage

Base + dependencies

Registry agnostic

No migration

Registry agnostic

No migration

Universal compatibility

No migration

Drop-in deployment

Hours to production

Drop-in deployment

Hours to production

Universal compatibility

Hours to production

Everyone Else

Alerts or rebuilds

Scan-only or forced upgrades

Alerts or rebuilds

Scan-only or forced upgrades

Alerts or rebuilds

Scan-only or forced upgrades

Manual intervention

Ticket-based workflows

Manual intervention

Ticket-based workflows

Manual intervention

Ticket-based workflows

Latest only

Upgrade or accept CVEs

Latest only

Upgrade or accept CVEs

Latest only

Upgrade or accept CVEs

Partial coverage

Base images only or detection-only

Partial coverage

Base images only or detection-only

Partial coverage

Base images only or detection-only

Vendor lock-in

Registry migration required

Vendor lock-in

Registry migration required

Vendor lock-in

Registry migration required

Weeks of testing

Migration and compatibility work

Weeks of testing

Migration and compatibility work

Weeks of testing

Migration and compatibility work

Trusted by companies who can't afford to slow down

Root Core Features

Root Core Features

Root Core Features

Root Features

Secure your container ecosystem with automated patching that works with your existing infrastructure.

01

AVR Factory: Automated Vulnerability Remediation

Root backports security patches to your pinned versions. We patch the CVE, not the entire release. Your openssl 1.1.1k becomes openssl 1.1.1k-root-patched. Same API. Same ABI. Zero breaking changes. Enterprise customers get patches via our Patch Stream for direct CI/CD integration.

02

Full-Stack Coverage: Base Images + Dependencies

Root patches both OS packages AND application dependency trees (npm, PyPI, Maven, Go modules). 80% of exploitable CVEs exist in application dependencies, not base images. Most tools scan the base layer and stop. Root secures the entire stack where real vulnerabilities live.

03

Registry-Agnostic Architecture

Root delivers patched artifacts to YOUR existing registry—Docker Hub, AWS ECR, GCR, Harbor, or any OCI-compliant registry. No registry migration. No vendor lock-in. No platform dependency. We're a remediation layer that integrates with your infrastructure, not a platform replacement that forces migration.

04

Pinned Version Patch Support

Still running Python 3.8? Node 14? Java 8? Root patches your pinned versions, including EOL and LTS releases. Most tools force you to upgrade to latest or accept the CVEs. Root backports the fix to the version you're actually running. Your application stays stable while the vulnerability gets fixed.

Detection-Only Tools (Snyk, Aqua, Wiz, etc.): Comprehensive scanning with no automated fixes. You get visibility and a growing backlog of manual remediation work.

Rebuild Vendors (Chainguard, etc.): Forces registry migration, latest-only versions, and nightly rebuilds that change your stack. Great if you can rewrite your entire deployment pipeline.

Image Optimizers (Minimus, etc.): Reduces attack surface by removing packages. Doesn't patch vulnerabilities in packages you actually need.

Runtime Security (Echo, Falco, etc.): Detects exploitation attempts after deployment. Doesn't prevent vulnerabilities from existing in your images.

Get Actual Remediation with Root.

Automated patches across your entire stack, for any version you run, without breaking production.

Fix CVEs without changing how you build.

Get vulnerability-free layers for your current images.

Fix CVEs without changing how you build.

Get vulnerability-free layers for your current images.

Fix CVEs without changing how you build.

Get vulnerability-free layers for your current images.

Fix CVEs without changing how you build.

Get vulnerability-free layers for your current images.