LTM launches BlueVerse RightLogic, a framework that helps enterprises assess cyber risk and securely scale AI adoption.
LTM, a business creativity partner to major global enterprises, has launched BlueVerse RightLogic — a new cybersecurity framework designed to help companies identify, assess, and remediate security gaps as they adopt AI at scale.
Why this matters now
AI systems can now find and exploit security weaknesses on their own. At the same time, companies face growing risks across their networks, apps, and supply chains. This has turned cybersecurity from a tech issue into a boardroom concern, as firms struggle to keep up with fast-moving threats.
What the framework does
BlueVerse RightLogic gives businesses one clear, unified picture of their risk exposure. Instead of one-time security checks, it offers continuous, evidence-based monitoring. It looks at supply chain risks, outdated systems, network weak points, identity controls, AI-specific dangers, and how ready a company’s governance is for AI risks. The model combines an “outside-in” view of how attackers see the business with an “inside-out” review of people, processes, and technology.
Krishnan Iyer, Chief Growth Officer at LTM, said AI-driven threats are constant and scalable, requiring a new kind of defense. He added that the framework helps companies measure risk, act on priorities, and build stronger security while adopting AI safely.
How it works
The program runs over 4 to 6 weeks. It includes quick diagnostics, detailed assessments, and a board-ready risk report, followed by a clear action plan. Partners then help fix issues across systems, apps, and open-source tools — making responses faster and AI adoption safer.
