LTM and Chainguard Partner to Bolster Software Supply Chain Security with BlueVerse™ RightLogic
Mumbai, India - August 6, 2026 - LTM, recognized as a Business Creativity partner for global enterprises, announced a strategic collaboration with Chainguard, a trusted source specializing in open source. The partnership aims to significantly strengthen software supply chain security through LTM’s cybersecurity assessment and risk assurance framework, BlueVerse™ RightLogic. This alliance enables organizations to maintain the speed and agility necessary for AI-enabled software development while enhancing their security posture.The collaboration focuses on combining AI powered cyber risk assessment with a growing network of technology partners within BlueVerse™ RightLogic. This integration assists enterprises in identifying, assessing, and remediating cybersecurity exposure while accelerating the adoption of AI technologies. Chainguard will complement LTM's services by helping organizations secure open source components from their inception, bridging the gap between the rapid pace of AI discovery and enterprise level remediation.
As reliance on open source components grows alongside the acceleration of AI adoption, software supply chain security has become a critical strategic priority. Given that vulnerabilities are increasingly being discovered and exploited at machine speed, the partnership is designed to provide trusted methods for managing open source risk without impeding innovation.
Through this collaboration, LTM and Chainguard aim to help enterprises achieve several key objectives:
- Strengthen software supply chain security across modern application environments.
- Improve visibility into open source software risk.
- Enhance cyber resilience by addressing software supply chain exposure.
- Build secure foundations for AI and digital transformation initiatives.
Krishnan Iyer, Chief Growth Officer at LTM, stated that organizations today are shifting focus beyond mere vulnerability management towards establishing trusted software supply chains. He added, "Through our collaboration with Chainguard, we are helping clients to secure open source software, reduce software supply chain risk, and build resilient foundations for AI driven innovation."
Dan Lorenc, CEO and Co-founder of Chainguard, emphasized the need for proactive security in development processes. He said, "Enterprises everywhere are accelerating how fast they build and ship software with AI, but few are slowing down to inspect the open source powering it. The only real fix is making sure the components going into that software are trustworthy from the start. Through Chainguard's partnership with LTM, we are helping organizations move at AI speed with confidence in their entire software supply chain."
The alliance marks a significant milestone in expanding the BlueVerse™ RightLogic ecosystem. By integrating leading cybersecurity technology partners with LTM's consulting, implementation, and managed security services, BlueVerse™ RightLogic empowers enterprises to adopt a holistic approach when identifying, prioritizing, and addressing cyber risks across AI, infrastructure, applications, identities, and software supply chains.
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