CloudBees appoints Moritz Plassnig as CEO. CloudBees has announced the appointment of Moritz Plassnig as Chief Executive Officer, effective immediately. Plassnig succeeds Anuj Kapur, who guided the company through a period of operational transformation, profitability, and revenue growth while serving major enterprise customers. A founder of Codeship and experienced product leader, Plassnig returns to CloudBees to advance its vision for governed AI software delivery in the era of agentic coding, with a strong focus on developer trust. Plassnig, founder of Codeship, the continuous integration and delivery platform acquired by CloudBees in 2018, returns with a rare combination: deep enterprise product instincts and a track record of building tools developers love. Most recently, Moritz served as Chief Product Officer at Immuta, a data security and governance platform, where he oversaw product, engineering and customer success. He will also join the CloudBees Board of Directors. Plassnig assumes leadership at a pivotal moment for the software industry as AI is writing an increasing share of enterprise code. The enterprises CloudBees serves, including software and technology companies, financial institutions, governments, and critical infrastructure providers, want to embrace this shift. With agents now committing, testing, and deploying code autonomously, the bottleneck has shifted from generating code to governing what ultimately reaches production environments. "Software development is on the brink of its own revolution," said Moritz Plassnig, CEO of CloudBees. "Enterprises are under pressure to adopt agentic coding without losing control, and that requires oversight, auditability, and humans in the loop. CloudBees has spent more than a decade earning the trust of the world's largest and most regulated engineering organizations. The question every CIO is asking right now is: how do I move at the speed of AI without losing the ability to explain, audit, and stand behind what ships? That's the problem we're built to solve, and there's no better moment to solve it." Under Plassnig, CloudBees is moving immediately to be an AI-first company in the products it builds and ships, and in how it runs the business itself, with AI agents already embedded across CloudBees' own engineering, marketing, and customer operations. The company's open and flexible governance layer gives CIOs, CISOs, and platform leaders one place to set policy, manage risk, and maintain control over how software is built, secured, and released across every tool in their stack, not only CloudBees' own. Every change, human or AI, becomes visible, auditable, and accountable, and the Global 2000 can adopt AI-driven development securely without replacing the tools and workflows their teams already rely on. Plassnig is already engaging with customers, and this will continue to be his priority in the coming weeks. "We are grateful to Anuj for leaving CloudBees profitable and focused. But the Board didn't bring Moritz in to stay the course," said Sacha Labourey, Co-founder and Board member, CloudBees. "Agentic coding fundamentally changes what enterprises need from us, and CloudBees will change just as radically. Moritz understands what it takes to build software in the agentic era because he has done it, and that changes how he thinks about the governance enterprises require and the developer experience that makes governance something teams choose rather than tolerate. He has the urgency to lead that transformation."

CloudBees announces inaugural Agentic DevOps World as 200+ enterprise leaders confront the Code Abundance Paradox. By GlobeNewswire May 14, 2026 The summit will debut the State of Code Abundance 2026 report, highlighting governance, cost, and production risks emerging from AI-driven software delivery SAN FRANCISCO, May 13, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - CloudBees, the trusted software delivery solution for the agentic era, today announced Agentic DevOps World 2026: The AI Software Delivery Summit, a virtual event taking place on May 19, from 9:00 AM to 10:45 AM PDT. The summit will bring together CIOs, CTOs, and VPs of Engineering to examine how AI-generated code is reshaping enterprise software delivery, surfacing new challenges in governance, cost visibility, and production reliability. The event will feature the live launch of the State of Code Abundance 2026 report, revealing data insights from over 200 enterprise technology leaders on the risks, tradeoffs, and opportunities shaping AI-driven development. "There are both massive opportunities and notable risks with AI-driven software development. While we've seen gains in code development velocity, we're also seeing the cracks in governance, cost predictability, and clarity around who actually owns the code coming out the other end," said Anuj Kapur, CEO of CloudBees. "Most enterprises are moving faster with less visibility than ever before. That's why we're bringing leaders together to confront what the data is already telling us and address these gaps before they become crises." The summit will explore key themes shaping agentic software delivery, including productivity and ROI measurement, AI code trust gaps, and token consumption and cost escalation. It will also examine the rise of "token anxiety," a new set of challenges echoing the early days of cloud adoption. Featured Sessions * The Abundance Paradox + The Market Shift - Moderated by Madison Mills, Senior AI Reporter at Axios, featuring Anuj Kapur (CloudBees CEO) and Shawn Ahmed (CloudBees CPO), opening with first findings from the State of Code Abundance 2026 report. * What Code Abundance Means for Your SDLC - Loreli Cadapan (CloudBees VP of Product Management) and Anthony Aquilio (CloudBees VP of Engineering) examine where new bottlenecks are forming and what engineering and product leaders need to rethink based on the findings. * Agentic Development in Practice - Phil Nash (Developer Relations Engineer - AI, Agents & MCP, Langflow, IBM) provides a ground-level view of what AI-native development looks like inside real engineering workflows, including where new risks emerge and what teams need to get ahead of them. * From Code Abundance to Delivery Confidence - Ger McMahon (Fidelity Investments) shares a real-world account of what happens when code generation speed outpaces the ability to ship safely, and how one team regained control. Agentic DevOps World 2026 is free to attend. Registration is open at https://www.cloudbees.com/agentic-devops-world About CloudBees CloudBees is the trusted software delivery solution for the agentic era, bringing control, governance, and intelligence to enterprise software delivery. As organizations adopt AI-driven development across increasingly fragmented toolchains, they face mounting challenges in visibility, compliance, and operational consistency. CloudBees unifies DevSecOps across teams, tools, and environments, providing a consistent layer of control, policy, and insight across the entire software delivery lifecycle. At its core is CloudBees Unify, the AI-powered context and control plane for enterprise DevSecOps. Unify connects fragmented toolchains into a single view, with trusted context, consistent policy, and auditable automation across every stage of delivery without rip-and-replace migration. Founded in 2010, CloudBees serves global enterprises including HSBC, Capital One, the IRS, Salesforce, and Adobe, and is backed by Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Bridgepoint Capital, HSBC, Golub Capital, Delta-v Capital, Matrix Partners, and Lightspeed Venture Partners. Visit us at https://www.cloudbees.com. SutherlandGold for CloudBees

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.