JFrog Artifactory
A universal artefact repository for packages, container images, releases and ML models, available as managed SaaS or self-managed, hybrid and multi-cloud deployments.
Partner solutions
JFrog provides the JFrog Platform, a system of record for packages, containers, builds and AI models, with controls to keep risky components out. TOM SHAW is an authorised JFrog partner that supplies, implements, integrates and supports JFrog across Australia.

Software and AI supply chain security
JFrog provides the JFrog Platform, a central system of record for the packages, containers, build artefacts and AI models that software is made from. Around that repository it adds controls to keep risky open-source components out, scan dependencies and code for vulnerabilities and licence issues, govern what gets released, and watch software once it is running.
More about the platform on the JFrog website.
A universal artefact repository for packages, container images, releases and ML models, available as managed SaaS or self-managed, hybrid and multi-cloud deployments.
A policy gate in front of public package registries that blocks risky or non-compliant open-source packages, AI models and IDE extensions before developers download them.
Software composition analysis that scans software and AI artefacts for known vulnerabilities and licence issues.
Extends Xray with contextual analysis of whether a vulnerability is actually reachable, plus secrets detection, SAST and infrastructure-as-code scanning.
A governance layer that binds evidence such as scans, approvals and SBOMs to artefacts and uses policy-as-code gates to control what can be promoted to production.
Monitors running Kubernetes workloads to flag vulnerable packages, link them to owners, and alert when production images change without authorisation.
JFrog Curation checks package requests against policy and blocks risky or newly published versions before they reach developer machines or build pipelines.
Xray finds known vulnerable dependencies and Advanced Security adds context on whether each issue is exploitable in the application, so teams fix what matters.
AppTrust attaches signed evidence to each release and enforces promotion policies, giving an audit trail for software supply chain and compliance requirements.
Artifactory stores ML models with other artefacts, and the platform's curation and scanning apply to AI components as well as traditional packages.
From licensing to long-term support, one Australian partner looks after your JFrog deployment.
Buy JFrog through an Australian partner, with licensing sized to what you actually need.
We plan and deploy JFrog in your environment, configured for your risks rather than left on defaults.
We connect JFrog with the rest of your security stack.
After go-live we support JFrog: tuning, upgrades, health checks and help when you need it.
Artifactory is JFrog's universal repository manager. It stores and manages packages, container images, build artefacts and ML models across many package formats, and can run as SaaS or self-managed.
Xray performs software composition analysis to find known vulnerabilities and licence issues in dependencies. Advanced Security builds on it with contextual analysis, secrets detection, SAST and infrastructure-as-code scanning.
Curation is a policy-driven gate that blocks malicious, vulnerable or non-compliant third-party packages before they are downloaded into an organisation's environment.
JFrog acquired Qwak AI in 2024, and its MLOps capabilities are now offered as JFrog ML.
Yes. JFrog's managed SaaS runs on AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud in a choice of regions, and JFrog's published Artifactory Cloud regions include AWS Asia Pacific (Sydney) and Azure Australia East (New South Wales).
Yes. Artifactory is available as fully managed SaaS or self-managed in your own environment, with hybrid and multi-cloud options. Self-managed deployments can run as high-availability clusters.
Artifactory is a universal repository, so one instance holds many package types side by side. JFrog names Maven, npm, PyPI, Docker, Helm, NuGet, Debian, RPM and Terraform, as well as ML models.
Yes. Artifactory can proxy public package registries and AI model hubs such as Hugging Face and NVIDIA NGC, so developers and build pipelines download through Artifactory rather than straight from the internet. It also caches dependencies and builds close to where they are used.
JFrog Connect is the part of the JFrog Platform for IoT devices. It manages and secures software delivery to fleets of connected devices, extending the same artefact management and security from developer to device.
Yes. TOM SHAW is an authorised JFrog partner in Australia. We supply, implement, integrate and support JFrog for Australian organisations.
Yes. We plan, deploy and configure JFrog in your environment and integrate it with your existing security tools.
Yes. We support JFrog after go-live, including tuning, upgrades, health checks and help when you need it.
Licensing, implementation, integration or support: tell us what you need and the TOM SHAW team will get back to you.
Talk to us about JFrogOr call 1800 845 211 or email info@tomshaw.com.