Container security platform that removes CVEs without code changes
RapidFort automates CVE removal from container images using a Python/Go stack deployed on Kubernetes across AWS, Azure, and GCP. The company's focus on instrumentation, telemetry, and custom orchestration—combined with active projects around secure image generation and OS patching pipelines—reveals a platform built around runtime hardening and supply-chain visibility rather than post-deployment scanning. Leadership hiring (director + senior roles in engineering) suggests maturation beyond initial product-market fit toward scaled operations.
RapidFort provides a container security platform that reduces Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) from container images without requiring code modifications. The platform operates across three layers: pre-built container images with minimal CVEs and compliance validations, development-time tools that generate Software Bill of Materials and Real Bill of Materials for vulnerability tracking, and runtime protection that disables unused components to shrink attack surface. The company serves government agencies and enterprise customers seeking faster compliance certification (FedRAMP, CMMC, SOC 2) and reduced release cycles. RapidFort is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California and operates at a scale of 51–200 employees.
Python, Go, FastAPI, Flask, Django on Kubernetes and Docker. Infrastructure runs on AWS, Azure, and GCP with ClickHouse, MySQL, and Redis for data layers. Deployment includes SLSA, OpenSSL, and support for RHEL, Debian, Alpine, and Ubuntu.
Yes. Kubernetes is core to RapidFort's infrastructure stack, used alongside Docker and containerd for container orchestration and runtime management.
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