Turn Compliance Requirements Into Continuous Evidence.

FedRAMP, CMMC, HIPAA, PCI DSS, SOC 2, ISO 27001 - every framework now expects continuous proof, not annual screenshots. RapidFort helps you start from hardened baselines, reduce up to 95% of vulnerabilities, and keep SBOM/RBOM™ and benchmark evidence a click away - without changing your code.

3 Supporting Points

Start from Curated Near-Zero CVE Images across major LTS Linux.
Automate hardening and attack-surface reduction in existing CI/CD.
Export control-mapped SBOM/RBOM™ and CIS/STIG reports on demand.
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Compliance Used to Be Annual. Now It’s Continuous.

Cloud-native delivery, Kubernetes, and frequent releases have outgrown compliance processes designed for static servers and yearly audits.

Fragmented Vulnerability Evidence

Multiple scanners, inconsistent SBOMs, and mismatched CVE counts.
KEV impact still scoped manually in spreadsheets.
KEV impact still scoped manually in spreadsheets.

Baselines That Aren’t Truly Hardened

Public and vendor images bring thousands of inherited CVEs.
“Least functionality” lives in policy, not in the images themselves.
No simple way to prove production matches “approved” builds.

Audits With No Runtime Context

Static reports don’t show what actually runs in Kubernetes.
Assessors and authorizing officials expect runtime-aware evidence.
Teams scramble to assemble proof just before audits or renewals.

Regulators Don’t Care What Tools You Use - Only What You Can Prove.

Across FedRAMP, CMMC, HIPAA, PCI DSS, SOC 2, and ISO 27001, the themes are consistent: hardened baselines, continuous vulnerability management, least functionality, and verifiable evidence from build through runtime. RapidFort helps operationalize these requirements for containerized software.

Secure, Hardened Baselines

Use approved, documented images and configurations.
Apply OS and container hardening (CIS/STIG, NIST SP 800-70).
Validate cryptographic modules where required (for example, FIPS 140-3).

Continuous Vulnerability Management

Discover and prioritize vulnerabilities on an ongoing basis.
Track KEVs and high-risk findings through to remediation.
Maintain POA&Ms with clear risk, ownership, and status.

Least Functionality & Reduced Attack Surface

Remove unnecessary services, packages, and components.
Demonstrate that production systems run only what is required.

Traceable, Audit-Ready Evidence

Provide SBOMs and runtime-aware artifacts like RBOM™.
Map technical data to controls for FedRAMP, CMMC, HIPAA, PCI DSS, SOC 2, and ISO 27001.

A Unified Fabric From Baseline to Runtime Evidence.

RapidFort connects hardened images, vulnerability reduction, least-functionality enforcement, and runtime verification into a single, explainable story - from what you build to what actually runs.

Secure Baselines & Controlled Inheritance

Curated Near-Zero CVE Images hardened with STIG/CIS and aligned to NIST SP 800-70.
Curated Near-Zero CVE Images hardened with STIG/CIS and aligned to NIST SP 800-70.
Curated Near-Zero CVE Images hardened with STIG/CIS and aligned to NIST SP 800-70.

Outcome

Every audit starts from a defensible, standardized baseline - not a patchwork of public and vendor images.

Ongoing Vulnerability Reduction & Least Functionality

Binary-accurate vulnerability analysis across registries and CI/CD.
Prioritized findings aligned to exploitability and KEV relevance for POA&M workflows.
Automated removal of unused libraries, binaries, and OS layers to enforce least functionality.

Outcome

Up to 95% CVE reduction and up to 90% attack-surface reduction, focused on real, runtime-relevant risk.

Runtime Verification & Evidence on Demand

Agentless runtime mapping that generates RBOM™ for what actually executes.
Drift detection across clusters to show that approved baselines remain in place.
Exportable SBOM/RBOM™ and CIS/STIG benchmark reports mapped to major frameworks.

Outcome

Continuous, control-mapped evidence that can be attached directly to authorization packages, audits, and internal reviews.

Compliance Outcomes That Hold Up in Review.

upto95%

CVEs backlog

Across base images and application containers before code changes are requested.

upto90%

Attack Surface

Through automated removal of unused components and OS layers.

~60%

Manual effort

Less time spent on remediation and evidence prep; teams focus on exploitable, runtime-relevant risk.

Faster

Authorizations and renewals

Control-mapped SBOM/RBOM™ and CIS/STIG outputs reduce friction with assessors, auditors, and authorizing officials.

For Teams Who Live Under the Audit Microscope.

SaaS & ISVs Selling Into Regulated Markets

Vendors serving federal, healthcare, financial, and critical infrastructure customers can standardize on curated images and attack-surface reduction, demonstrate year-over-year CVE improvement, and attach SBOM/RBOM™ and benchmark reports directly to customer security reviews.

Platform & Cloud Teams Owning Shared Kubernetes

Teams running shared clusters across EKS, AKS, GKE, OpenShift, and on-prem environments gain consistent hardened baselines, runtime RBOM™ visibility, and exportable CIS/STIG and vulnerability evidence for internal and external audits.

Security, GRC & Compliance Leaders

CISOs, compliance officers, and GRC owners gain a single, explainable narrative: near-zero CVE baselines, continuous vulnerability management, least functionality by design, and runtime-backed evidence mapped to FedRAMP, CMMC, HIPAA, PCI DSS, SOC 2, and ISO 27001.

Turn Your Next Audit Into a Confirmation, Not a Fire Drill.

Your scanners already show where the issues are. RapidFort helps you start clean, remove unused risk automatically, and keep SBOM/RBOM™ and CIS/STIG evidence ready whenever regulators, customers, or authorizing officials ask.

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