LTM announced a partnership with Chainguard to strengthen software supply chain security through BlueVerse™ RightLogic. The company said the partnership is aimed at enterprises trying to keep pace with AI-enabled software development without weakening open-source security.
LTM said Chainguard will help strengthen the BlueVerse RightLogic ecosystem by securing open-source components earlier in the development chain. LTM framed the collaboration as a way to close the gap between AI-speed discovery and enterprise-speed remediation, while preserving speed and agility.
“Organizations today are looking beyond vulnerability management to building trusted software supply chains. Through our collaboration with Chainguard, we’re helping clients secure open-source software, reduce software supply chain risk and build resilient foundations for AI-driven innovation,” said Krishnan Iyer, Chief Growth Officer, LTM.
“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’re helping organizations move at AI speed with confidence in their entire software supply chain,” said Dan Lorenc, CEO and Co-founder, Chainguard.
The collaboration expands BlueVerse RightLogic’s broader partner-led model. The framework is designed to help enterprises identify, assess and remediate cyber exposure across AI, applications, infrastructure, identities and software supply chains, with the Chainguard tie-up adding an open-source security layer to that framework.
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The company says enterprises need a way to manage open-source risk without slowing innovation, especially as AI accelerates software production and increases the volume of code and dependencies moving through the pipeline.
Chainguard’s role in the collaboration is centred on supplying secure open-source artefacts and decreasing the risk introduced by vulnerable packages. Chainguard is described as helping enterprises use secure-by-default container images, SBOMs, digital signatures, SLSA attestations and continuous patching to reduce exposure before vulnerabilities hit production.
LTM and Chainguard are trying to reduce exposure before code reaches production, then use board-ready reporting and managed remediation to keep the process visible to business leaders.
LTM launched BlueVerse RightLogic on July 6, 2026, as a wider AI-era cyber risk framework with a 4-to-6-week assessment model. The August 6 Chainguard collaboration extends that framework into software supply chain security, which makes the announcement an expansion of an existing platform rather than a standalone product debut.
