LTM Launches Managed SSE Solution with Cisco for AI and Zero Trust
LTM Limited launched a Managed Secure Service Edge (SSE) solution with Cisco at Cisco Live 2026. Built on Cisco Secure Access, it enhances AI deployment and zero trust for hybrid work. The solution offers unified security and visibility, leveraging LTM's AI-driven managed services and Cisco's SSE capabilities.
The launch of a new managed SSE solution with a key partner like Cisco is a significant development, potentially impacting LTM's market position in cybersecurity and managed services. However, the immediate financial impact is not quantified.
The announcement details a new product launch in partnership with a major technology player (Cisco), indicating innovation and expansion of services, which is generally positive for a technology services company.
LTM Limited, in partnership with Cisco, has launched a new Managed Secure Service Edge (SSE) solution at Cisco Live 2026. This solution is built on Cisco Secure Access and is designed for cloud-first and hybrid work environments. It aims to secure application access and enable the secure use of AI applications and models for enterprises.
The solution integrates networking and security within a cloud-native, zero-trust framework, providing identity- and context-aware access with consistent protection across various users, devices, and locations. It unifies Zero Trust Network Access, Secure Web Gateway, and Cloud Access Security Broker capabilities under centralized policy control to simplify security operations and offer end-to-end visibility.
LTM's offering enhances Cisco SSE with deep cybersecurity expertise and AI-led managed services, supported by over 4,000 security professionals and nine Cyber Defense Resiliency Centers, providing 24x7 AI-driven threat detection and optimization. Chandan Pani, Chief Information Security Officer at LTM, stated that the partnership delivers a unified, cloud-native SSE solution that simplifies protection and improves visibility. Raj Chopra, Senior Vice President and Chief Product Officer at Cisco Security, highlighted that the solution makes enterprise-grade security more accessible and balances business agility with a seamless user experience.
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