CloudBees Unify wins Gold in the 2026 Cybersecurity Excellence Awards, DevSecOps. CloudBees Unify has been named a Gold Award recipient in the DevSecOps category of the 2026 Cybersecurity Excellence Awards, selected by an independent panel of cybersecurity practitioners, analysts, and CISOs from the Cybersecurity Insiders community. Enterprise security teams aren't losing sleep over whether to adopt AI-accelerated development. That ship has sailed. What keeps them up is governance: how do you maintain control when code velocity triples, AI is generating half or more of your codebase, and your toolchain sprawls across 15 different platforms? That's where CloudBees Unify comes in. Rather than adding another point solution, Unify acts as a DevSecOps control plane, centralizing visibility, embedding policy-driven governance directly into developer workflows, and extending AI-aware guardrails to the agentic development patterns that are quickly becoming the norm. The result: security stops being a gate at the end of the pipeline and becomes a property of the pipeline itself. In banking, where security isn't a feature, it's a regulatory mandate, the bar is unambiguous: The shift enterprises describe isn't tactical. It's structural: Teams that once scrambled to catch vulnerabilities before release now build compliance into commit. Security and engineering stop fighting over the finish line. Read more customer stories Its team is at RSAC 2026 Conference - look for the purple CloudBees coffee cart outside Moscone. The conversations CloudBees is having are less about features and more about a fundamental question enterprise security leaders are wrestling with: How do you govern what you can't fully see, especially when AI is generating half or more of your codebase? That's the conversation CloudBees Unify was built for. Let's talk.

CloudBees launches Unify AI Design Partner program. CloudBees announced the launch of the Unify AI Design Partner (AIDP) program. Throughout the 90-day program, partners work directly with CloudBees' product and engineering teams to influence the Unify roadmap and gain hands-on access to the tools and insights driving autonomous DevOps forward, gaining early access to new Unify capabilities, starting with this first alpha release: This new capability brings context-aware intelligence to software delivery. Every insight is captured within Unify's context plane (spanning code to pipeline to policy), ensuring each action is logged, explainable and compliant. Program participants emerge with tangible outcomes essential to providing organizations with the confidence to scale AI safely and securely: end-to-end triage visibility across fragmented SDLC tooling, and faster MTTR (mean time to recovery). These lay the foundation for measurable proof and governed agentic actions in the future. "Enterprises want the power of AI without sacrificing trust, control or choice. Through the Unify AI Design Partnership, we're partnering directly with engineering innovators to build AI that understands their environments, respects their guardrails, and measurably improves software delivery," said Jason Burt, AI Product Lead at CloudBees. "With early access to Unify's AI First Responder, our partners are helping us shape a future of autonomous DevOps that is safe, compliant and aligned to how real teams work." Parasoft(link is external) announced a significant leap forward in autonomous software quality with its latest 2025.2 releases of Jtest and dotTEST. CloudBees announced the launch of the Unify AI Design Partner (AIDP) program. noBGP announced the launch of pi GPT, a custom GPT for OpenAI's ChatGPT that allows users to bring their Raspberry Pi devices into the vibe coding ecosystem. Postman announced its acquisition of liblab, a platform for developers that automates the generation and maintenance of Software Development Kits (SDKs). JFrog announced an expansion of its AI governance capabilities within the JFrog Software Supply Chain Platform with the introduction of Shadow AI Detection. Red Hat introduced the general availability of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.1 and 9.7, building on the innovations of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 for a more intelligent and future-ready computing foundation. Solo.io announced the launch of agentregistry, a centralized, trusted, and curated open source registry for AI applications and artifacts. Red Hat announced the general availability of Red Hat OpenShift 4.20, the latest version of the hybrid cloud application platform powered by Kubernetes. The Cloud Native Computing Foundation(R)(CNCF(R), which builds sustainable ecosystems for cloud native software, announced a major new release of Helm, coinciding with the project's 10th anniversary. Mirantis announced the latest release of Mirantis k0rdent Enterprise, with Mirantis k0rdent Virtualization - enabling workloads to run with cloud-native applications and traditional virtualized workloads. Couchbase announced significant advancements to the Couchbase Mobile platform, which makes it possible to run AI-powered applications on devices operating at the disconnected edge. Legit Security announced VibeGuard, a solution designed to secure AI-generated code at the moment of creation and to secure coding agents. Black Duck announced that Black Duck(R) SCA can now identify and analyze AI models, starting with the 2025.10.0 release. Parasoft(link is external) is showcasing its latest innovations in software quality assurance for safety- and security-critical embedded systems at embedded world North America, booth 8031(link is external). The Cloud Native Computing Foundation(R)(CNCF(R), which builds sustainable ecosystems for cloud native software, announced new integrations between Falco, a graduated project, and Stratoshark, a forensic tool inspired by Wireshark.