Running infrastructure is not a banking problem. Banks are increasingly adopting a "focus on banking, not CI/CD" directive. Cloudsmith is fully managed, with high availability and redundancy built in, so there is nothing to deploy, patch or scale and your teams can focus on core business activities.

Every dependency is a trust decision, and Cloudsmith makes those decisions enforceable. Packages are pulled from public registries through Cloudsmith and scanned the moment they are ingested. Automated policy gates block vulnerable, malicious or unsuitable packages before they reach your build environment, replacing late-stage manual scanning.

Cloudsmith is the software supply chain for the era of AI-enabled software production. Point your AI agents and developers' package managers at Cloudsmith, and every dependency they request flows through it. Cloudsmith proxies requests for open source packages, then applies your policies and checks before making packages, containers and models available. You get one source of truth and one point of control.

Yes. Agents authenticate to Cloudsmith the same way your pipelines do: with read-only entitlement tokens, service accounts, or OIDC tokens that exchange for short-lived credentials, so no permanent API keys sit in agent configuration. Once authenticated, agents pull packages through Cloudsmith instead of going to public registries directly. Your policies decide what is released, every pull is recorded, and your teams get full observability of what agents request and receive.

Cloudsmith puts guardrails around AI-enabled development. You define policies in Rego that set what can and can't flow to agents and developers. Packages above a CVE threshold can be quarantined or blocked, prohibited licenses can be held for inspection, and very new package versions can be held back until they have proven themselves. Your teams get the speed of AI with the controls financial regulators expect.

Yes. Agents that pull from Cloudsmith draw on pre-cached, source-verified registries that act as your organization's memory of each dependency: whether it meets policy, whether it can be used legally, and whether it is the preferred option. That context helps agents ship more uniform, easier-to-maintain software, and it gives your audit logs a record of what entered your environment and why.

Cloudsmith is designed for the high-availability requirements of the banking sector. For more information about our approach to business continuity, you can request access to our BCDR documentation.

Your organization may require long retention periods, up to 7 years for artifacts that affect financial systems. Cloudsmith lets you build custom retention policies that automate these requirements, so you meet compliance mandates without manual intervention.