LTM Launches BlueVerseTM RightLogic to Address Cyber Risk in AI Era
LTM Limited launched BlueVerseTM RightLogic, a cybersecurity framework to manage cyber risks associated with AI adoption. It provides unified visibility, prioritizes remediation, and ensures secure AI scaling. The framework is delivered in a 4-6 week engagement.
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LTM Limited has launched BlueVerseTM RightLogic, a new cybersecurity assessment and risk assurance framework. This framework is designed to assist enterprises in identifying, assessing, and remediating cyber exposure as they accelerate their adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
BlueVerse RightLogic aims to provide a unified, business-aligned view of enterprise exposure, moving away from fragmented assessments to continuous, evidence-led risk management. It combines an end-to-end AI and cyber exposure assessment engine with a structured execution model. The framework includes an assessment model covering software supply chain risk, legacy systems, network exposure, identity and access controls, AI-specific risks, and governance readiness. It integrates an external adversarial view with an internal readiness assessment across people, process, and technology, supported by an AI-specific risk lens.
Krishnan Iyer, Chief Growth Officer at LTM, stated that AI-driven threats require a new approach to cybersecurity, and BlueVerse RightLogic enables organizations to quantify exposure, prioritize actions, and build a defensible security posture for safe AI adoption.
The framework is delivered through a structured engagement lasting 4 to 6 weeks, providing rapid diagnostics, deep domain assessments, and a board-ready risk summary, followed by a prioritized remediation roadmap. The model also extends to execution through a partner-led ecosystem to drive fixes across infrastructure, applications, and open-source dependencies.
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