LTM, the Business Creativity partner to global enterprises, has announced a strategic collaboration with Chainguard to strengthen software supply chain security through BlueVerse™ RightLogic, LTM’s cybersecurity assessment and risk assurance framework. The collaboration is aimed at helping enterprises manage security risks associated with open-source software while maintaining the speed required for AI-led software development and digital transformation.
As organisations increase their use of artificial intelligence and modern software development tools, dependence on open-source components continues to grow. This has made software supply chain security an important part of enterprise cybersecurity. Vulnerabilities can be identified and exploited rapidly, requiring businesses to improve visibility and take action without slowing down development.
Through BlueVerse™ RightLogic, LTM combines AI-powered cyber risk assessment with an ecosystem of technology partners to help enterprises identify, assess and address cyber risks. Chainguard will strengthen this ecosystem by helping organisations improve the security of open-source software components from the beginning of the development process.
The collaboration will support enterprises in strengthening software supply chain security across modern application environments. It will also help organisations gain greater visibility into open-source software risks, improve cyber resilience and establish secure foundations for AI and other digital transformation initiatives.
Krishnan Iyer, Chief Growth Officer, LTM, said, “Organisations today are looking beyond vulnerability management to building trusted software supply chains. Through our collaboration with Chainguard, we are helping clients secure open-source software, reduce software supply chain risk and build resilient foundations for AI-driven innovation.”
Dan Lorenc, CEO and Co-founder, Chainguard, said, “Enterprises are accelerating software development with AI, but much of that software depends on open-source components. Ensuring those components are trustworthy from the start is critical. Through our partnership with LTM, we are helping organisations move at AI speed while improving confidence across their software supply chains.”
The partnership expands the BlueVerse™ RightLogic ecosystem, bringing together cybersecurity technologies and LTM’s consulting, implementation and managed security capabilities. The framework is designed to help enterprises identify, prioritise and address risks across applications, infrastructure, identities, AI environments and software supply chains.
The collaboration also supports organisations seeking to balance innovation with security as AI adoption increases across business operations. By addressing software supply chain risks earlier in the development lifecycle, enterprises can strengthen security while continuing to develop and deploy applications at scale.
LTM is an AI-focused global technology services company and a Larsen & Toubro Group company. It works with large enterprises across integrated operations, transformation and business AI. With more than 87,000 employees across 40 countries and a global partner network, LTM provides technology and business solutions designed to help organisations improve performance and create new growth opportunities.
