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Welcome to RapidFort
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RapidFort SaaS Solution
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RapidFort On-Premises Solution
RapidFort AWS Prerequisites
RapidFort Helm Chart AWS Deployment
RapidFort Standalone AWS Commercial Console Deployment
RapidFort Standalone AWS GovCloud Console Deployment
Using RapidFort
RapidFort Command Line Interface Tools
RapidFort User Interface
RapidFort Service Accounts
Getting Started Guides
Getting Started: Stub and Harden a Docker Image
Getting Started: Stub and Harden a Docker Image with Docker-Compose
Getting Started: Stub and Harden a Docker Image with Kubernetes
Getting Started: Stub and Harden a Docker Image with GitLab
Getting Started: Stub and Harden a Docker Image with Bitbucket
Getting Started: Scan a Docker Image
How To Guides
Add the SYS_PTRACE Linux Kernel Capability
Verify that Profiling Information is Propagated to RapidFort
Download Reports
RapidFort GitLab CI/CD Integration
Using RapidFort with Helm Charts
Scanning with RapidFort
Overview
Registry Configuration
Scanning Images
Scanning Container Registries
Scanning Amazon Elastic Container Registry (ECR) Images
Advanced Features
Workload Tags
Hardening Features
Hardening Profile Files
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Welcome to RapidFort
Optimize and secure your containers in minutes with RapidFort

With RapidFort you will gain the freedom to design and build software quickly while deploying optimized and secure applications.
  • Use the best components for your design
  • Build small, fully optimized workloads with minimal attack surfaces
  • Prioritize your resources efficiently for addressing security risks
RapidFort consists of a server and client.

The RapidFort server is available as SaaS and On-Premises solutions.

Install the RapidFort Command Line Interface (CLI) tools on your client system and verify connectivity to the RapidFort SaaS Server.

Deploy RapidFort within your private cloud and install the RapidFort Command Line Interface (CLI) tools on your client system.

The RapidFort client consists of a set of Command Line Interface (CLI) tools and a browser based user interface.

Stub, harden, and scan your images.

View your RapidFort images, packages, vulnerabilities, and other information.

Stub: Create a stub for your container. The stub behaves like your container and contains the necessary dependencies for RapidFort to build a runtime profile. When you create a stub for your container, RapidFort will also scan the original container for vulnerabilities and estimate the risk reduction opportunity if you harden the container.
Test: Instead of running and testing your original container, run and test the stub. RapidFort builds a runtime profile of your container while it is running.
Harden: Create a hardened version of your container. RapidFort analyzes your container's runtime profile and creates a fully optimized, compact version of your container.
View Results: View the results in the RapidFort UI. See the attack surface optimization and known vulnerabilities in your container before and after hardening, evaluate the risks of all remaining known vulnerabilities, and get insights about the runtime behavior of your container.
Build/Release Workflow with RapidFort
You can incorporate continuous hardening in your CI/CD pipelines with the RapidFort CLI tools with minimal effort, and you can slice and dice the reports with the RapidFort UI.
You can stub, test, and harden multiple containers at the same time. With RapidFort, you can harden your entire system of containerized applications in one go!
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