LTM launches AgenTraceIQ services for governing AI agents

The offering combines Rubrik controls with LTM assessments, deployment and ongoing governance.

Rows of server drive bays with green indicator lights and shallow focus — Server hardware photographed in 2020. Archival context with no identified connection to LTM or Rubrik

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LTM announced BlueVerse AgenTraceIQ on October 5, combining Rubrik Agent Cloud with its own AI governance and managed services.

The named offering covers assessments, governance design, integration and continuing oversight. LTM says it can connect an agent’s actions to its prompts and tool use, enforce policies and restore affected systems or repositories after unwanted changes.

An existing alliance

LTM joined Rubrik’s Project Hourglass in June, when Rubrik announced its Claude Code and Cowork offering. Those underlying controls and the partnership predate today’s service announcement.

Pricing, deployment times and independent recovery results were not disclosed. Buyers still need to establish which systems can be restored and how far recovery reaches.

Related reporting covers C1 Egress controls for AI agents.

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