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Data-Centric Zero Trust for Telecommunications

Protect subscriber, network, and edge data with portable policy, cryptographic lineage, and resilient enforcement across distributed telecom environments.

Edge-ReadyAudit-Ready
Additional focus
Built for Distributed Networks
/ EDGE-LOCAL ENFORCEMENTPOLICY PERSISTS AT THE EDGE · SUBSCRIBER DATA PROTECTED✗ BACKHAUL SEVEREDPOLICY MASTER/ CORE · POLICY CONTROL PLANEauthors policy · pushes to every edge/ MEC-01✓5G gNB · CITY-NSUBSCRIBERPII · sealed✓ ENFORCING v12/ MEC-02✓5G gNB · CITY-ESUBSCRIBERPII · sealed✓ ENFORCING v12/ MEC-03◇5G gNB · REMOTE-SSUBSCRIBERPII · sealed◇ LOCAL ENFORCE v12/ RPN-09◐ROAMING PARTNERSUBSCRIBERPII · sealed◐ SCOPED · redact IMSItransform on handoff · not wholesalecore link down · zero enforcement lapse/ LOCAL DECISIONS · TAMPER-EVIDENTedge-signed · perimeter model would fail here16:21:08MEC-01 · attach✓ALLOWsubscriber=***** · sig=2a9f…16:21:07MEC-03 · backhaul lost◇LOCALcached policy v12 · still enforcing16:21:06RPN-09 · roaming handoff◐TRANSFORMredact=IMSI · scope=partner16:21:05MEC-03 · bulk export✗DENYpolicy=PII_STRICT · no core needed

Policy persists at the edge when the core link degrades · subscriber data protected

/01TELECOM DATA RISK

Telecom Data Moves Across Massive Distributed Networks

Telecommunications providers operate across 5G infrastructure, edge nodes, cloud systems, partners, roaming networks, and critical operational environments. Sensitive data flows constantly between users, services, network functions, and external ecosystems.

Traditional controls struggle to govern data once it moves beyond a single system, region, or network boundary. Telecom operators need security that remains attached to the data itself, even across edge, cloud, and partner-controlled environments.

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Subscriber data exposure across distributed systems

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Sensitive network telemetry moving across cloud and edge

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Partner, vendor, and roaming ecosystem access

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Fragmented audit trails across operational environments

02Risk signal 05

High-value infrastructure targeted by nation-state actors

03Risk signal 06

Limited enforcement during degraded or disconnected operation

/02LATTIX APPROACH

Secure Telecom Data Across the Edge

Lattix applies zero trust directly to telecom data objects and operational flows. Policies, attributes, encryption controls, and lineage metadata remain bound to sensitive data as it moves across edge nodes, services, partners, and network domains.

This enables telecom teams to enforce access, verify usage, and preserve auditability across highly distributed infrastructure.

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Edge-Local Enforcement

Policy decisions can be evaluated near network functions, applications, and edge workloads.

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Portable Data Policy

Access rules stay bound to subscriber, telemetry, and operational data wherever it moves.

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Verifiable Network Lineage

Access, decrypt, sharing, and processing events produce tamper-evident audit records.

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Partner-Aware Control

Enable controlled access across vendors, roaming partners, and service ecosystems.

/03USE CASES

Built for Distributed Telecom Data Flows

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Subscriber Data Protection

Protect sensitive subscriber and account data with policy-bound access and cryptographic auditability.

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5G and Edge Data Governance

Enforce zero trust policies across edge infrastructure, network functions, and distributed workloads.

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Network Telemetry Integrity

Verify the origin, integrity, and lineage of telemetry used for monitoring, automation, and incident response.

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01Vendor and Partner Access

Grant policy-bound access to operational data while preserving revocation and traceability.

02AI-Enabled Network Operations

Control what AI systems and automation tools can retrieve, process, and output from network datasets.

/04RELEVANT PRODUCTS

Telecom-Ready Components of the Lattix Security Fabric

Lattix Security Fabric

Composable zero-trust infrastructure for portable policy, lineage, encryption, and distributed enforcement, including identity-aware peer-to-peer access across cloud, edge, and distributed network environments.

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Lattix Policy Engine

Local enforcement of ABAC decisions across services, APIs, and network-adjacent workloads.

Lattix CAS

Cryptographic content identity for telemetry, reports, configuration artifacts, and operational datasets.

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01Lattix Lineage

Tamper-evident proof for policy versions, access events, and audit roots.

02Lattix Console

Central governance for policy lifecycle, exceptions, revocations, and compliance exports.

/05GOVERNANCE

Govern Data Across Telecom Infrastructure

Telecom security requires controls that work across distributed networks, edge infrastructure, partner ecosystems, and operational systems. Identity and perimeter controls alone are not enough when sensitive data moves continuously across domains.

Lattix supports data-centric zero trust by keeping policy, access control, and lineage bound to telecom data itself.

Data-centric zero trustSubscriber data protectionEdge and 5G security governance
More governance themes
Operational data integrityVendor and partner access controlAudit and records traceabilityAI-enabled network operations governancePost-quantum readiness for long-lived infrastructure data

/06WHY LATTIX

From Network-Centric Security to Data-Centric Telecom Control

Traditional Model

Secure the network path and assume trusted internal movement.

Lattix Model

Bind policy and proof directly to the data moving across the network.

Traditional Model

Telemetry and operational logs are fragmented across tools.

Lattix Model

Cryptographic lineage creates verifiable records of access, movement, and use.

Traditional Model

Edge enforcement depends on central connectivity.

Lattix Model

Local policy enforcement can persist across edge and degraded environments.

Secure Telecom Data Across the Distributed Edge

Lattix keeps policy attached to subscriber records and network telemetry, so partner access and AI operations are governed at the data layer rather than renegotiated at every interconnect.

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