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From AI Code to Runtime: Securing the Container Software Supply Chain

Join George and Jacob for a technical deep dive into securing the modern container ecosystem. As exploits and vulnerabilities grow exponentially, learn to automate CVE remediation at scale using a three-step process: profiling, image curation, and hardening. Discover how to reduce thousands of vulnerabilities to near zero by removing unused open source components and swapping base images with binary-compatible, clean alternatives without changing your existing Dockerfiles.

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Automated CVE Remediation

This three step process automates vulnerability remediation within your CI pipeline by isolating false positives and replacing base images. Teams can reduce CVE counts to single digits in one build cycle, helping organizations meet strict compliance standards like FedRAMP and SOC2.

Drop-In Curated Images

Access a library of over 25,000 binary compatible images that serve as a laundry service for open source without requiring Dockerfile changes. These replacements support major OS flavors like Ubuntu and Red Hat, allowing developers to focus on functionality rather than manual security cleaning.

eBPF-Powered Profiling

RapidFort uses eBPF agents in QA environments to monitor real time activity and track which files are actually exercised to generate a Real Bill of Materials. This identifies the 80 to 90% of unused software that can be stripped away to significantly minimize your attack surface.

Continuous Hardening and Optimization

The hardening process creates lean containers by removing unnecessary packages like bash and curl, reducing image sizes by up to 70% for Python and Node. This lowers registry costs and eliminates future vulnerabilities before they can be exploited in production.

Start Secure, Stay Secure with RapidFort

Remediate 95% of CVEs Automatically
without Code Changes, OS Changes, or Pipeline Modifications