Learn how the JFrog MCP Registry vets, governs, and secures every MCP server, ensuring enterprises can adopt agentic AI safely and at scale.

JFrog is a leading provider of DevOps and software distribution solutions, offering tools for artifact management, continuous integration, and binary repositories. Developers can learn about software delivery pipelines, artifact management best practices, and CI/CD automation to accelerate their software delivery process and ensure reliable and secure software releases using JFrog's platform.

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JFrog has announced the General Availability of its MCP Registry, a centralized governance and security control plane for Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. The product addresses the risks of unmanaged agentic AI adoption in enterprises, where developers have been pulling MCP servers from unverified sources with no visibility or policy enforcement. The registry treats MCP servers as managed software artifacts, enforcing granular access controls, automated policy gates, and integration with AI-native IDEs like Cursor, VS Code, and Claude Code. It unifies MCP servers with AI models and other artifacts into a single system of record, aiming to let enterprises scale agentic AI adoption without sacrificing security or compliance.

From Agentic Risk to Agentic Confidence: The JFrog MCP Registry is GA

The Solution: A Single Source of Truth for the Agentic Supply Chain