www.rapidfort.com RapidFort Launches Container Security Platform to Mitigate CVE Risks
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- •RapidFort's platform can eliminate up to 99.9% of CVEs.
- •The solution integrates runtime visibility and automated hardening.
- •Continuous compliance validation is included for regulated environments.
On September 29, 2026, RapidFort announced its new platform designed to enhance container security by eliminating up to 99.9% of Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) and reducing software attack surfaces by up to 90%. The platform addresses core challenges in securing modern software, such as inherited vulnerabilities from base images and the overwhelming volume of remediation required by security teams. RapidFort's solution combines runtime visibility, secure image foundations, automated hardening, and compliance validation. Key features include the RapidFort Analyzer for validated vulnerability intelligence, and the RapidFort Optimizer for removing unused components. The platform is built for enterprise and federal security, supporting compliance with STIG and CIS benchmarks. The announcement emphasizes the importance of continuous monitoring and the elimination of vulnerabilities without requiring code changes. RapidFort claims to provide a more efficient approach to securing the software supply chain, particularly in regulated environments.
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