Continuous Security for Mission Software and Systems
What Slows Authorization Readiness
CVE backlogs
CVE backlogs inherited from vendor and open-source images
Inconsistent Evidence
Continuous monitoring expectations without continuous, exportable evidence
Baseline Drift
Baseline drift across cloud, on-prem, and restricted environments
How RapidFort Reduces Mission Software Risk
Prioritize True Risk with Analyzer and Profiler Intelligence
Start Secure with Curated Near-Zero CVE Foundations
Continuously Reduce Exposure with Optimizer and CART
Outcomes Mission Programs Can Rely On
Up to 95% CVE reduction
Achieved through hardened base images and automated attack surface reduction.
Up to 90% attack surface reduction
Delivered by removing unused binaries and dormant runtime components.
Faster audit preparation
SBOM, RBOM, and configuration evidence remain continuously ready for review.
About 60% less manual remediation effort
Automation replaces repetitive vulnerability triage, exception handling, and patch cycles.
Regulatory Evidence Built Into Every Release
CMMC 2.0 and NIST 800-171
Continuous vulnerability reduction and hardened baselines supported by SBOM and RBOM artifacts.
FedRAMP and StateRAMP
STIG and CIS-aligned containers with remediation data supporting ConMon and SSP workflows.
NIST 800-53 and FISMA-Aligned Systems
Repeatable evidence mapped to federal control expectations for mission systems.
cATO and Zero-Trust Initiatives
Runtime-verified lineage, drift detection, and continuous risk reduction within authorization boundaries.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to Your Most Common Questions
