# RapidFort Integrates Hardened Images with Wiz

RapidFort integrated its hardened container-image and vulnerability-advisory data with the Wiz cloud security platform, enabling joint customers to view remediation guidance and potential replacement images within their existing scanning workflows. RapidFort says its images are DISA STIG-verified and support FIPS 140-3, which may be relevant to federal and other regulated buyers evaluating container security. The signal identifies no government award, solicitation, contract value, or procurement contact.

- Procurement teams can assess whether the integration fits existing Wiz-based scanning workflows and whether RapidFort’s image and security claims align with their organization’s specific requirements.
- The offering may give contractors and agencies another option for addressing container vulnerabilities while retaining their existing scanner investment; the signal does not establish a government procurement opportunity or a mandatory adoption requirement.
- Companies interested in the product should seek substantiation of the stated DISA STIG verification and FIPS 140-3 support during their own vendor and technical evaluations.

**Jurisdictions:** federal
**Industries:** Information Technology, Defense & Military
**Topics:** Cybersecurity, Cloud Services
**Published:** October 15, 2026

### Government Entities
- Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA)

### Vendors
- RapidFort (Hardened container-image and vulnerability-advisory provider)
- Wiz (Cloud security platform provider)

### Key Quotes
> Joint Wiz customers can now spend fewer hours triaging CVEs that were never exploitable in the first place, and have a documented remediation path the moment a real CVE is found, all inside the scanning tool they already run. Now they do not have to choose between their existing scanner investment and adopting a near-zero CVE image supply chain - these two solutions now work together natively.
> — George Manuelian, Chief Strategy Officer at RapidFort

### Sources
- [RapidFort links hardened container images with Wiz](https://securitybrief.news/story/rapidfort-links-hardened-container-images-with-wiz) - SecurityBrief US