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LTM Collaborates with IBM and Red Hat on Lightwell to Advance AI-Driven Open-Source Software Remediation

LTM Collaborates with IBM and Red Hat on Lightwell to Advance AI-Driven Open-Source Software Remediation
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LTM has partnered with IBM and Red Hat to launch 'Lightwell', an AI-driven platform designed to remediate vulnerabilities in open-source software supply chains. The service aims to help enterprises manage security risks more efficiently as AI-based threats increase.

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As cyber threats evolve, automated remediation tools are becoming critical for maintaining the security of enterprise-level software ecosystems.

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Mumbai, Maharashtra, India – Business Wire India

LTM , the Business Creativity partner to the world’s largest enterprises, today announced that it has collaborated with IBM and Red Hat on Lightwell to help enterprises safeguard the open-source software supply chain through AI-driven vulnerability remediation.

As AI accelerates the discovery of software vulnerabilities, organizations must move beyond detection-focused approaches and adopt enterprise-scale remediation strategies that enable rapid risk mitigation without disrupting business-critical applications.

Lightwell’s approach of delivering validated fixes for production environments aligns with LTM’s aim of helping customers build secure, resilient, and operationally efficient software supply chains. By combining AI-powered remediation capabilities with enterprise-grade validation and deployment support, Lightwell aims to help organizations address security challenges across increasingly complex open-source ecosystems.

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