LTM Collaborates with Chainguard to Strengthen Software Supply Chain Security

Mumbai: LTM has announced a strategic collaboration with Chainguard to strengthen software supply chain security through BlueVerse™ RightLogic, LTM’s cybersecurity assessment and risk assurance framework.

According to the companies, the collaboration aims to help enterprises improve software security while supporting the speed and flexibility required for AI-enabled software development.

Focus on Software Supply Chain Security

Under the collaboration, BlueVerse™ RightLogic combines AI-powered cyber risk assessment with LTM’s ecosystem of technology partners to help organisations identify, assess, and address cybersecurity risks.

Chainguard will contribute by helping organisations secure open-source software components from the early stages of software development, complementing LTM’s cybersecurity services to strengthen software supply chain security.

The companies stated that the collaboration is intended to bridge the gap between rapid AI-driven software development and enterprise-level cybersecurity requirements.

Addressing Open-Source Software Risks

According to LTM and Chainguard, the increasing adoption of artificial intelligence and the growing use of open-source software have made software supply chain security an important focus area for enterprises.

The collaboration is designed to help organisations:

• Strengthen software supply chain security across modern application environments.
• Improve visibility into risks associated with open-source software.
• Enhance cyber resilience by addressing software supply chain vulnerabilities.
• Build secure foundations for AI and digital transformation initiatives.

Company Statements

Commenting on the collaboration, Krishnan Iyer, Chief Growth Officer, LTM, said organisations are increasingly focusing on building trusted software supply chains in addition to managing cybersecurity vulnerabilities. He added that the collaboration aims to help enterprises secure open-source software, reduce software supply chain risks, and support AI-driven innovation.

Dan Lorenc, CEO and Co-founder of Chainguard, said organisations are accelerating software development using AI while relying heavily on open-source components. He noted that ensuring the security of those components from the outset is essential for strengthening software supply chains.