LTM and Chainguard partnership focus on open-source security
As enterprises move faster with AI, securing the software behind that innovation has become just as important as building it. The LTM and Chainguard partnership brings together cybersecurity consulting and trusted open-source software protection to help organisations reduce software supply chain risk while supporting AI-driven development.
The collaboration integrates Chainguard into BlueVerse RightLogic, LTM's cybersecurity assessment and risk assurance framework. The combined approach is designed to help enterprises identify, assess and remediate cyber risks without slowing software delivery.
BlueVerse RightLogic adds AI-powered cyber risk assessment
BlueVerse RightLogic combines AI-powered cyber risk assessment with a growing ecosystem of cybersecurity partners to help enterprises discover and address cyber exposure. Through this collaboration, Chainguard strengthens the platform by securing open-source software components from the beginning of the development process.
According to LTM, the partnership bridges the gap between AI-speed risk discovery and enterprise-speed remediation, enabling organisations to improve security while maintaining development agility.
Software supply chain security becomes a bigger priority
As businesses increasingly depend on AI and open-source software, software supply chain security has become a strategic focus. The announcement notes that vulnerabilities are now discovered and exploited at machine speed, making it critical for organisations to manage open-source risk without slowing innovation.
The collaboration aims to help enterprises strengthen software supply chain security across modern applications, improve visibility into open-source software risks, enhance cyber resilience by addressing software supply chain exposure, and build secure foundations for AI and digital transformation initiatives.
LTM and Chainguard strategic partnership expands the ecosystem
The collaboration also expands the BlueVerse RightLogic ecosystem by combining Chainguard's trusted open-source software capabilities with LTM's consulting, implementation and managed security services.
Krishnan Iyer, Chief Growth Officer, LTM, noted that enterprises are moving beyond vulnerability management towards building trusted software supply chains, with the collaboration helping secure open-source software and reduce software supply chain risks.
According to the Chainguard CEO and Co-founder Dan Lorenc, as AI accelerates software development, organisations also need confidence that the open-source components powering those applications are trustworthy from the start.
The companies expect the collaboration to help enterprises strengthen software supply chain security while supporting faster and more secure AI adoption.
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