We build security that disappears into the work.

The teams we came from shipped container platforms for regulated industries: banks, hospitals, public-sector systems. The workflow went something like this. A platform team shipped images, a security team wrote policies in a separate tool, and a compliance team wrote reports off a third. Most of the production incidents we watched traced back to the handoffs between those three.

The rule we set for Sekyr was straightforward: no one should have to remember to turn security on. It should sit in the path between the registry and the cluster, which is the narrowest interface a container ever crosses, and it should speak the OCI that everything else already speaks.

That's why the install is a URL prefix, why there's no daemon running in your cluster, and why compliance is a view over the event stream instead of a separate product. We're still early. We'd rather tell you that than inflate the numbers.