Echo builds a hardened artifact source for cloud-native teams, using AI agents to strip CVEs from container images, libraries and Helm charts. Reverse-engineering tools like IDA Pro and Ghidra next to Go, C++, containerd and Kubernetes point to deep binary-level security work, not just scanning. Accelerating, senior-heavy hiring across Israel, the US and UK pairs engineering with a sizable sales push, a sign the young company is moving from build to go-to-market.
Echo is a New York-headquartered, privately held security company founded in 2025 with 51–200 employees. It supplies vetted, patched container images, libraries, OS packages and Helm charts that teams can use in place of public registries. Purpose-built AI agents continuously maintain and harden these artifacts so security does not slow development. The company runs across AWS, Azure and GCP and sells to enterprise and cloud-native engineering organizations, with teams in the United States, Israel and the United Kingdom.
Echo uses Go, C++, Python, TypeScript, Docker, containerd, Kubernetes, Helm, Argo CD, Terraform, Kafka and RabbitMQ across AWS, Azure and GCP, plus IDA Pro and Ghidra for binary analysis.
Echo is building an AI-powered container security platform: autonomous agents that eliminate vulnerabilities, CVE-free images and Helm charts at scale, and an image factory with automated build pipelines.
Echo is hiring in Israel, the United States and the United Kingdom, mostly senior roles across engineering, sales, product, support and security, with hiring velocity accelerating.
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