[amouat]

I work at Chainguard.

In a nutshell we produce minimal container images with a low CVE count. In many cases they should be drop in replacements for the containers you are currently using.

This is particularly useful if your team uses a scanner like trivy/snyk/grype/Docker Scout and spends time investigating CVEs. Less CVES == less time investigating. It can also be critical in regulated environments.

[remram]

Why not put that information on your website?

For example, put that exact sentence in place of this useless tag line:

> Build it right. Build it safe. Build it fast.