Independent, deep-binary malware and tampering detection across every image, library, file, and package before it ever reaches your environment.
Software supply chains run components that organizations did not build and cannot fully see. Malicious actors increasingly compromise open-source packages and container layers, embedding threats deep inside artifacts that signature-based scanners and vulnerability lists never reach. Self-reported fixes in new versions are not independently verifiable, and by the time a compromised package is discovered, it is often already running in production.
Security teams need a way to assess every artifact entering their environment, including images, open-source libraries, files, and packages, for malware and tampering before onboarding, not after an incident.
Supply Chain Risk mitigation is an integrated profiling and risk assessment capability built into the RapidFort platform. For RapidFort Curated Images (for Red Hat, Ubuntu, Debian, and Alpine) it automatically scans open-source libraries, files, and packages across ecosystems (including npm, PyPI, Maven, and RubyGems) for malware, tampering, and hidden threats, and surfaces the results in a dedicated Supply Chain Risk view.
This assessment is independently powered by ReversingLabs Spectra Assure, giving businesses a security claim backed by an independent, named third-party company rather than a self-reported scan result.
CVE elimination in open-source images
files tracked by ReversingLabs threat intelligence
faster time to compliance vs. platform migration
Malware-Scanned : Eliminate malicious binaries and install-time payloads at the source, across images, libraries, files, and packages.
Tampering Verification : Cryptographic and
structural analysis helps identify unauthorized
modification or repackaging of delivered artifacts.
Differential Version Analysis : Compares new package versions against prior releases to catch newly introduced malware or risky behavior changes.
Policy-Driven Release Gates : Packages that fail
security policy are automatically blocked from the catalog until risks are remediated.
Evidence-Backed Audit Trail : Every release includes an independently generated security report for customers, auditors, and regulators.
Pin-for-Pin Compatibility : Drop-in replacement that works with existing OS, tools, and CLI syntax. No migration or proprietary package manager.
Open-source packages from a
public repository are automatically
scanned for malware, tampering,
and hidden threats before they
are included, giving security
teams a full risk profile.
Version-to-version analysis
verifies that a new version
actually reduces risk instead of
introducing a new supply chain
risk.
Policy-driven assessments
embedded directly in the
workflow let teams understand
risks to enable rapid decisions.
Named, independent validation
RapidFort is the only vendor whose open-source library catalog is independently validated by a separate, named
third-party security company using enterprise-grade deep-binary malware detection.
Hardening and risk assessment in one pipeline.
The RapidFort hardening pipeline has helped enterprise customers eliminate up to 99.9% of CVEs from container
images combined with continuous malware and tampering assessment across the same artifacts.
No migration, no lock-in
Works with standard pip, Maven, npm, and OS package interfaces that teams already use with no proprietary
package manager, custom OS distribution, or vendor-specific toolchain required.
RapidFort Supply Chain Risk, with open-source library validation powered by ReversingLabs Spectra Assure, is generally available today for Python and Java ecosystems, with JavaScript in closed beta. OS package coverage spans Red Hat, Ubuntu, Debian, and Alpine, with additional language runtimes and application package catalogs on an accelerated roadmap. Existing RapidFort customers can enable Supply Chain Risk and library coverage through the platform console or by contacting their account team.
RapidFort leads the Software Supply Chain Security market with the largest
distribution of curated, genuinely open-source software, enabling organizations to eliminate risk at scale through hardened near-zero CVE container images, runtime profiling, attack surface management, and independently malware-scanned open-source images. RapidFort is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California.
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