About JFrog
JFrog describes the inputs and outputs of a software release as including binaries, packages, AI/ML models, agent skills, MCP servers, and plugins. The JFrog Platform governs MCP servers, agent skills, and agent plugins alongside packages, models, and binaries.
JFrog embeds security and risk management, from scanning and healing to signing and policy enforcement, across every stage of the agentic software supply chain. JFrog automatically replaces vulnerable packages with verified patched versions from any source. JFrog secrets detection has a second analysis layer that features a fine-tuned, context-aware classification model. JFrog detects AI assets, such as MCP servers and agent skills, running on developer workstations. JFrog blocks malicious and unwanted OSS components from coming into the software supply chain. JFrog has a dedicated security research team that discovers, analyzes, and exposes new vulnerabilities and attack methods.[1][4][5]
JFrog AppTrust is the software supply chain governance layer of the JFrog Platform. JFrog AppTrust signs every artifact, enforces policy gates, maps ownership, and delivers audit-ready traceability. The policy-as-code gates in JFrog AppTrust evaluate evidence across application lifecycles or selected repositories and block non-compliant changes. JFrog AppTrust signs every agent prompt, commit, PR, approval, Jira ticket, and SBOM and binds each one to the software artifact. JFrog AppTrust uses AI to evaluate releases against plain-language policies. JFrog applies pre-built CRA and DORA policy templates to release gates. JFrog AppTrust lets teams test new policies against real Application Versions before they block a build.[4][6]
Woven Planet standardized on JFrog Artifactory as the single source of truth for all binaries and builds in its development pipeline. JFrog Mission Control is a topology management microservice built into JFrog Artifactory that enables centralized management of multiple JFrog Platform Deployments. The JFrog MCP Server is a remote MCP server that integrates with IDEs and AI coding assistants such as Claude Code or Cursor. JFrog offers JFrog Advanced Security (JAS), Catalog, and Runtime as advanced capabilities for the JFrog Platform. JFrog customers can install only a single product, such as Artifactory, or combine multiple products, like Artifactory and Xray.[1][7][8]
JFrog offers a fully managed SaaS service and a Self-Managed on-premises solution. JFrog provides a Helm chart to deploy the JFrog Platform on Kubernetes. JFrog supports automating JFrog Platform installation on VMs or bare metal using an Ansible Collection. The JFrog Platform can unify multiple JFrog sites across regions, business units, and SaaS or self-managed deployments into one federated platform. JFrog lets customers federate an on-prem site with a SaaS site, then move workloads when it makes sense. JFrog lets SaaS customers pick the host and region for all SaaS workloads. JFrog supports 60+ package technologies, including MCP servers, models, skills, and agent plugins. JFrog offers uptime SLAs up to 99.99% on JFrog SaaS.[8][9]
JFrog serves enterprise and government organizations. JFrog states that the JFrog Platform provides what Dev, Ops, Security, and Governance teams and their agents need in one place. JFrog Professional Services is a team of DevOps engineers, architects and project managers who partner with customers on DevOps transformation. JFrog caches dependencies close to build pipelines to serve them wherever developers need them.[1][5][6][9][10][11][12]
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