JFrog Ltd announced its official speaker lineup for swampUP 2026 today. The conference brings together top industry leaders. They will discuss strategies to protect the Software Supply Chain in the AI era. The premier event takes place from September 1-3 at The Glasshouse in New York City.
Furthermore, development teams rapidly adopt generative AI tools across global networks. Consequently, strengthening the Software Supply Chain becomes an urgent operational priority.
“Where else can you bring the leaders shaping AI together with the security and software experts delivering it at scale? That’s the power of JFrog swampUP,” said Shlomi Ben Haim, Co-Founder and CEO of JFrog. “As development shifts from human-paced to machine-generated, the software supply chain is being redefined, speed and trust can’t be compromised. We’re honored to welcome this extraordinary lineup of speakers and bring their vision together with the real-world best practices, experience, and innovation of our customers and community. Together, we’re here to shape what’s next.”
Recent JFrog research reveals alarming security trends. Attackers weaponize public registries and agentic AI models continuously. Furthermore, 97% of companies claim to have AI governance today. However, 53% still pull models from vulnerable public registries.
Industry Leaders Addressing Agentic AI Security
To solve these challenges, swampUP 2026 features prominent security experts. Industry visionaries from Anthropic, Cursor, Google-Wiz, Microsoft, and NVIDIA will present key insights.
Jason Clinton from Anthropic will address emerging AI governance risks. Meanwhile, Rinat Zilberstein from AT&T joins Shlomi Ben Haim on stage. They will explore protecting the Software Supply Chain against complex enterprise threats.
JFrog’s Eyal Dyment will be joined by Chainguard product leaders. They will show automated, self-healing vulnerability detection workflows. Also speaking will be David Pan from Cursor and Yoav Landman from JFrog. They will explain why enterprises need unified systems of record.
Daniel Meppiel from Microsoft and Yonatan Arbel from JFrog will jointly present strategies. They will describe frameworks for securing autonomous AI agents. Also, experts from Moderne, Echo Security, Broadcom, and Chainguard will panel together. Their talk on fast threat remediation will be moderated by JFrog’s Gal Marder.
Krishna Nadiminti from NVIDIA will discuss how teams are turning SBOM data into actionable risk signals. In addition to that, Tim Brown from TEAM8 will join for a dedicated fireside chat. He brings a first-hand perspective on recovery from massive historic cyberattacks. Therefore, his talk will help teams avoid AI-driven breaches.
Executive Networking, Certifications & Keynotes
Besides the executive discussions, swampUP 2026 delivers huge practical value to the participating teams. Attendees will also receive hands-on experience in interactive technical labs.
JFrog executives will deliver keynotes on platform innovations. Yoav Landman and Shlomi Ben Haim will introduce new agentic security features. The experts will also be conducting masterclasses for industry certifications. Breakout sessions will run on multiple tracks, focusing on DevSecOps and cloud-native architecture.
Securing the software supply chain also requires seamless collaboration across engineering teams. So, swampUP is having an exclusive gala at the Intrepid Museum in New York City. The keynote speaker will be Carey Lohrenz, a former U.S. Navy fighter pilot. She will provide practical leadership lessons, such as how to make decisions under extreme pressure.
Modernizing the software supply chain requires relentless innovation and cross-industry collaboration. JFrog swampUP 2026 is the definitive place to define secure software delivery. Companies can’t move too slowly on managing AI risks. This conference empowers organizations to scale a trusted Software Supply Chain globally.
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