Enterprise technology services provider LTM has entered into a strategic partnership with AI research lab Cognition to integrate Devin, Cognition’s autonomous software engineering agent, into LTM’s BlueVerse RightLogic framework. The collaboration aims to mitigate cybersecurity risks across the financial services sector by automating vulnerability identification, prioritization, and code remediation across banking systems, payment networks, and software supply chains.
As artificial intelligence adoption accelerates across banking and capital markets, financial institutions face expanding attack surfaces alongside growing backlogs of unresolved security flaws. By embedding Cognition’s AI coding capabilities directly into security operations, the joint initiative converts conventional vulnerability management from a passive reporting model into an active remediation framework.
“The Financial Services sector is under constant pressure to strengthen security while accelerating AI adoption. Through BlueVerse RightLogic and Devin, we are helping clients reduce vulnerability backlogs, automate remediation, and improve cyber resilience across financial services, empowering them to innovate faster without compromising security.” Harsh Naidu, Chief Business Officer – Banking & Financial Services, LTM
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Autonomous Remediation with Human-in-the-Loop Oversight
The BlueVerse RightLogic framework ingests vulnerability data from a client’s existing security scanning tools, evaluating each flaw against business impact and regulatory requirements. High-confidence security flaws are automatically routed to Devin, which plans, writes, and tests code fixes directly within the target repository.
To preserve operational integrity and meet compliance standards in regulated environments:
Human Engineering Review: Every AI-generated fix undergoes professional engineering review before merging into production environments.
Complex Edge-Case Management: LTM engineers step in to resolve complex architectural vulnerabilities that exceed automated parameters.
Playbook Optimization: Feedback from each completed fix continuously refines LTM’s remediation playbooks, increasing overall system autonomy over time.
Expanding Metric Targets and Enterprise Offerings
The partnership establishes a clear operational benchmark: expanding Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) backlog resolution coverage from approximately 60% to 80% across enterprise client environments.
Beyond initial cybersecurity remediation, LTM and Cognition are bringing five joint enterprise offerings to market:
AI Security & Vulnerability Remediation: Automated patch development and CVE backlog reduction.
Accelerated Application Modernization: Updating legacy banking codebases and frameworks.
SDLC Transformation & DevOps: Streamlining software development lifecycle pipelines.
Tech & Business Convergence: Aligning technical architecture with strategic business goals.
Database & ETL Migration: Modernizing core database infrastructure and data extraction pipelines.
To support widespread client rollout, LTM has trained a dedicated cohort of software engineers to collaborate directly with autonomous AI agents across active client engagements.
Enterprise security leads, financial technology directors, and IT transformation officers can explore solution details, request operational framework overviews, or contact account representatives by visiting the official LTM and Cognition digital portals.