LTM Joins the Palo Alto Frontier AI Alliance to Deliver AI-Native, Machine-Speed Defense

AI models are changing the way attackers operate. They no longer just help with isolated tasks - they can now work alongside attackers, analysing entire codebases quickly, linking small weaknesses into serious exploit paths, and even generating working exploits with very little human input. This is making the attack cycle faster than traditional, human-led defence teams can keep up with.

That urgency is only increasing. Enterprises have a narrow window to get ahead before AI-driven exploits become commonplace. To stay one step ahead, organizations need to address vulnerabilities across their code quickly and put the right security stack in place for real-time, automated defence.

With the clock ticking, speed and scale matter more than ever for our customers. That is why LTM is proud to join the Frontier AI Alliance, Palo Alto Networks ecosystem of global transformation leaders, bringing our delivery scale and engineering depth to a shared mission of machine-speed defence.

The alliance is built around one clear goal: helping every enterprise move faster toward AI resilience. This is a moment that demands real collaboration across the security ecosystem, and we are fully committed to being part of it.

By combining Palo Alto Networks AI-native platforms and Unit 42 threat expertise with our consulting strength and delivery capabilities as part of our BlueVerse Right Logic framework, we are helping customers achieve:

• Hardened Defences: Using early access to frontier models to simulate and intercept attack chains before they become mainstream, supported by AI-native controls and governance for the AI solutions our clients are building.
• Intelligence-Led Resilience:  Accelerating the discovery and remediation of exposures at machine speed by combining Unit 42’s Frontier AI Exposure Analysis with our engineers, who help customers remediate findings on the ground.
   

Joining this alliance will significantly expand what we can deliver for our customers, but this is only the beginning. We will continue to strengthen these capabilities and partnerships so our customers have access to the most robust defence network possible.

The stakes are high. The time between initial access and data exfiltration has dropped to minutes, which means machine-speed MTTR-mean time to respond-is no longer a future ambition. It is now a business-critical requirement.