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    IBM, Red Hat and Deloitte Partner on Project Lightwell

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    IBM, Red Hat and Deloitte Partner on Project Lightwell

    The collaboration follows IBM and Red Hat's expansion of Project Lightwell with Palo Alto Networks earlier this week to accelerate vulnerability detection and remediation.

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    IBM, Red Hat, and Deloitte announced on June 26, 2026, a collaboration to expand Project Lightwell, an initiative designed to help organizations secure open source software supply chains against increasingly automated cyber threats.

    “Lightwell was created to address the growing challenge of securing open source software in an AI-driven threat landscape,” said Savio Rodrigues, Vice President, Service Partners at IBM.

    According to IBM, most enterprise applications combine first-party code, open source components, and commercial software, allowing a single unpatched vulnerability to create risk across multiple systems.

    Inside Project Lightwell

    Project Lightwell was introduced by IBM and Red Hat in May as an enterprise clearinghouse that combines artificial intelligence with human engineering experts to identify, validate, and remediate vulnerabilities in open source software. According to the companies, the platform is designed to help organizations integrate validated security patches into existing software supply chains while maintaining enterprise governance and compliance.

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