How to Validate Policy-as-Code Without Breaking Builds (Even When AI Writes the Code)

JFrog makes the case for Policy as Code: OPA/Rego rules replace spreadsheets and screenshots, delivering continuous machine-speed compliance as regulations like the EU Cyber Resilience Act tighten.

JFrog maps NIST SSDF to AppTrust: Rego policies in Open Policy Agent automate SBOM attestation, secure-coding and provenance checks, enforced natively in the pipeline rather than in spreadsheets.

Four myths hold back application security programs, from 'AppSec teams are optional' to 'DevOps shops do not need one'; successful journeys start with a central governing team and defect discovery.

JFrog extends its single source of truth for OSS to the agentic supply chain, verifying every artifact and AI asset, and answering SBOM/AIBOM questions about what agents touched a release.

AI agents commit code no human wrote, leaving no trace in the pipeline; JFrog AppTrust's Prompt to Release Traceability collects and signs the commits, PRs, tickets, and approvals per release.

JFrog AI Catalog evolves into an AI control plane for the Agentic Development Lifecycle: models, skills, plugins, and MCP servers become native artifacts, so agents consume only approved AI assets.