LTM has launched BlueVerse RightLogic, a cybersecurity assessment and risk assurance framework created to help enterprises identify, assess and remediate cyber exposure as AI adoption accelerates. The company said the framework is designed to give organizations a more unified view of risk across infrastructure, applications and supply chains.
According to LTM, BlueVerse RightLogic is built to move companies away from fragmented, point-in-time assessments and toward continuous, evidence-led risk management. The framework unites an end-to-end AI and cyber exposure assessment engine with a structured execution model that runs from assessment to remediation.
LTM says the assessment model covers software supply chain risk, legacy systems, network exposure, identity and access controls, AI-specific risks and governance readiness. It also combines an outside-in view of adversarial exposure with an inside-out review of enterprise readiness across people, process and technology.
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“AI-driven threats are autonomous, scalable and continuous, and they demand a fundamentally different approach to cybersecurity. With BlueVerse RightLogic, we enable organizations to quantify exposure, prioritize action and build a defensible security posture that supports safe and scalable AI adoption,” said Krishnan Iyer, Chief Growth Officer, LTM.
AI is expanding the attack surface faster than many enterprise security programs can keep up. LTM is positioning BlueVerse RightLogic as a way to map those risks within a single framework, rather than treating AI, cyber, and governance as separate workstreams. That corresponds with the wider market shift reflected in the Allianz and World Economic Forum reports, both of which point to AI as a material and rising risk category for business leaders.
Traditional security inspections often focus on isolated controls or periodic reviews.
Compared with a standard cybersecurity review, BlueVerse RightLogic is presented as more integrated. Rather than checking a single environment at one point in time, the framework is meant to combine AI-specific exposure, cyber controls and governance readiness into one assessment and then carry that work into remediation.
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