Continuous Security for Mission Software and Federal Systems
What Slows Mission Authorization and Deployment
Inherited CVE Backlogs
Vendor base images and open-source components introduce thousands of vulnerabilities before mission software even reaches development.
Gaps in Continuous Evidence
Security teams struggle to maintain consistent vulnerability and configuration evidence required for federal security reviews.
Security Baseline Drift
CIS, DISA STIG, and agency baselines often drift across development, staging, and production 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 visibility and hardened container foundations support secure software delivery for defense contractors.
FedRAMP and StateRAMP Readiness
Hardened container images and vulnerability visibility strengthen cloud security posture for federal environments.
NIST 800-53 and FISMA-Aligned Systems
Provide structured vulnerability evidence supporting federal risk management frameworks.
ATO and Zero Trust Initiatives
Reduce software attack surface and strengthen software supply chain security across mission systems.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to Your Most Common Questions
