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

In a world increasingly reliant on AI and the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for connectivity, the security and governance of AI systems are paramount, as a breach in MCP servers can lead to severe risks for enterprises. The JFrog MCP Registry addresses these concerns by providing a unified control plane for managing and securing MCP servers within the Agentic Software Supply Chain. This registry functions as the sole source of truth, allowing enterprises to enforce rigorous security measures such as granular access controls and automated policy gates, thereby blocking malicious servers and unauthorized commands. By treating MCP servers as managed software artifacts, the JFrog MCP Registry enables seamless integration with AI-native IDEs and ensures that only compliant servers are executed, reducing the risk of supply chain attacks. This approach allows organizations to adopt AI technologies without compromising security, effectively balancing innovation with enterprise-grade security and compliance standards.