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JFrog names nine winners of software supply chain awards

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JFrog names nine winners of software supply chain awards

JFrog has named nine companies as the first winners of its Software Supply Chain Excellence Awards, with recipients across the Americas, Europe and Asia-Pacific.

The awards are split into three categories: Unified Platform, Software Supply Chain Security and Trusted AI Adoption. The winners are Ford Motor Company, Rakuten Symphony, SCHOTTEL Industries, S&P Global, Iress, TSB Bank, NVIDIA, Singapore Airlines and Husqvarna Group.

The awards recognise customers that have changed how they manage software development, security and governance. A panel of industry leaders and experts judged entries on two measures: strength of vision and quality of metrics.

The Convergence Award covers organisations that moved from separate tools to a shared platform used by development and security teams. Its winners built a single workflow for building, securing and shipping software.

Ford Motor Company, Rakuten Symphony and SCHOTTEL Industries received the award. The category reflects a broader shift among large organisations seeking closer oversight of software artefacts as engineering teams manage a growing number of tools and automated processes.

The Guardian Award centres on software supply chain security. S&P Global, Iress and TSB Bank were recognised for building systems designed to secure software artefacts end to end and stop threats earlier in the process.

JFrog linked the category to a rise in AI-related threats facing development teams. Over the past year, it identified more than 900 malicious AI agent skills carrying high-impact payloads, adding to pressure on companies to tighten checks on what enters their software environments.

That threat picture is also shaping how boards and regulators view software governance.


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