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Security across the SDLC

Securing the End-to-End Software Supply Chain

JFrog Security is a comprehensive set of capabilities that secure your entire software supply chain from the moment code is written to when applications run in production. Built natively into the JFrog Platform, it enables teams to prevent risk early, detect issues continuously, enforce security policies consistently, and respond to threats in real time.

Rather than treating security as a collection of disconnected scans, JFrog Security provides a single, continuous security experience across development, CI/CD, artifact management, and runtime environments.

Why JFrog Security?

  • End-to-End Protection Security is embedded throughout the SDLC, from source code and open-source dependencies to binaries and runtime environments.
  • Built into the JFrog Platform Security operates on the same artifacts, metadata, and workflows teams already use - no duplication, no context switching.
  • Policy-Driven and Automated Centralized policies ensure consistent enforcement across builds, downloads, promotions, and production.
  • Designed for Developers and Security Teams Developers move fast with guardrails, while security teams retain visibility and control.

How Does it Work

JFrog Security follows a continuous, lifecycle-based approach. Each stage builds on shared intelligence and feeds the next.

Detect

Gain visibility into source code, open-source usage, artifacts, and runtime behavior to understand what exists in your environment.

Centralize & Govern

Use Catalog, metadata, SBOMs, and policies as a shared source of truth for security decisions.

Build & Deploy

Evaluate risk during builds and promotions, ensuring only compliant components move forward.

Monitor & Respond

Continuously monitor artifacts and running applications as new risks emerge.

Improve Over Time

Insights from enforcement and runtime feed back into policies and development practices.


Where to Start?

Choose a starting point based on your goals. You can begin with any area that is most relevant to your role or use case.