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JFrog Introduces Zero-Touch Remediation to its Self-Healing Software Supply Chain, Broadening its Footprint through Secure Open-Source Partnerships<\/b><\/p>\n

Broadcom, Chainguard, Echo, IBM\/Red Hat, Moderne, TuxCare, and Seal Security partner with JFrog to deliver a unified, policy-driven pipeline for automated vulnerability resolution at agentic speed<\/i><\/p>\n

SUNNYVALE, Calif. & NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE<\/a>)–swampUP 2026 \u2014 <\/b>JFrog Ltd<\/a>. (Nasdaq: FROG), creators of the JFrog Software Supply Chain Platform<\/a>, the system of record for trusted software artifacts, binaries, and AI assets, today introduced JFrog Zero-Touch Remediation<\/a> and announced the initial partners in its JFrog Self-Healing Software Supply Chain Security Ecosystem<\/a>. Zero-Touch Remediation automatically finds the best available fix for a known vulnerability from any ecosystem partner and applies it through the customer’s pipeline, without breaking a build, forcing a version update, or disrupting developer workflows. Together, JFrog and its ecosystem partners neutralize vulnerabilities before attackers can exploit them – shrinking the gap between discovery and remediated patch to near-zero \u2013 turning the self-healing software supply chain from a concept into a working reality.<\/p>\n

This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https:\/\/www.businesswire.com\/news\/home\/20260902034934\/en\/<\/a><\/p>\n

\"Broadcom,<\/p>\n

Broadcom, Chainguard, Echo, IBM\/Red Hat, Moderne, TuxCare, and Seal Security partner with JFrog to deliver a unified, policy-driven pipeline for automated vulnerability resolution at agentic speed.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

\n“The traditional security playbook \u2013 finding vulnerabilities, opening tickets, waiting weeks for manual patching \u2013 has become a liability in the frontier AI era. Enterprises now face adversaries who move at agentic speed and regulators who demand provable evidence at every step,” said Eyal Dyment, Vice President of Security Products, JFrog. “Our customers need a supply chain that identifies vulnerabilities and remediates them, without human intervention, as soon as a fix is available \u2013 collapsing the remediation SLAs their boards now mandate from weeks to minutes. Zero-Touch Remediation makes that possible \u2013 using Artifactory’s role in the organization as the single source of truth for all artifacts, it consumes every partner fix natively, applies the best available match, serves the fixed version to new builds and attests every action through JFrog AppTrust.”<\/p>\n

\nThe security team’s job has always been to move faster than the attacker. When AI can find and weaponize a vulnerability in minutes and hours, that race is no longer a human-scale problem. Gartner identified software supply chain attacks<\/a> among the top four critical security threats where attackers currently hold the advantage due to Frontier AI \u2013 and the firm\u2019s inaugural Magic Quadrant for Software Supply Chain Security – in which JFrog was positioned as a Leader confirmed the industry’s shift toward dynamic, self-healing platforms as the answer. AI has moved from an assistant to a skilled attacker, to now autonomously finding vulnerabilities that were previously overlooked in critical attack paths and generating working exploits without human guidance \u2013 before any CVE is ever published.<\/p>\n

From Vulnerability to Fix in Minutes, without a Human in the Loop<\/b><\/p>\n

\nThe JFrog Self-Healing Software Supply Chain<\/a> operationalizes the five pillars of software security \u2013 prevention, detection, prioritization, remediation, and provable auditability \u2013 as one continuous, machine-speed workflow.<\/p>\n