- AI Titans unite at JFrog swampUP 2026 to define the future of the software supply chain.
- Speakers from Anthropic, Cursor, Google-Wiz, Microsoft, NVIDIA, and others join to address security and governance challenges.
- JFrog CEO Shlomi Ben Haim highlights the shift from human-paced to machine-generated development.
- The event includes keynotes, hands-on training, breakout sessions, and a community gala.
- 97% of organizations claim AI governance while 53% are still pulling models from public registries where malicious payloads have been found.
- Shlomi Ben Haim emphasized the importance of trust and speed in the evolving software supply chain.
Software and security leaders from top AI companies convened at JFrog swampUP 2026 to address the evolving landscape of software supply chains.12
Shlomi Ben Haim, JFrog's CEO, emphasized the need for speed and trust as development transitions from human to machine-generated processes.6
Despite 97% of organizations claiming AI governance, a staggering 53% still pull models from public registries that have been found to contain malicious payloads, indicating a troubling disconnect between perceived security and actual practices.5
Jason Clinton, Deputy CISO at Anthropic, highlighted the growing risks associated with AI's integration into software development, noting that attackers are increasingly weaponizing trusted models and registries.

Experts from various companies, including AT&T and Chainguard, discussed strategies for enhancing software supply chain security in this new AI frontier.
As the complexity of supply chains increases, organizations are turning to collaboration software to improve forecasting and reduce delays, underscoring the critical need for real-time data management and compliance.
JFrog swampUP serves as a pivotal platform for uniting AI leaders and security experts to shape the future of software delivery, ensuring that innovation does not come at the cost of security.
“The event features a fireside chat with TEAM8's partner and CISO in residence, former CISO of SolarWinds, sharing lessons from one of history's biggest supply chain attacks. Hands-on training and certification labs equip attendees with practical skills across the JFrog Platform and DevOps toolchain.”








