Question 1

What products does Lattix offer?

Accepted Answer

Lattix offers a coordinated data-centric security suite: the Lattix Security Fabric for decentralized policy enforcement, Lattix Passport for secure policy-bound file transfer, PQE Encryption for post-quantum key management, Data Rooms for secure multi-party collaboration, the Immutable Ledger for tamper-evident audit, and 20+ enterprise Connectors. All products work independently or as an integrated platform.

Question 2

What is the Lattix Security Fabric?

Accepted Answer

The Lattix Security Fabric is a decentralized mesh of policy decision points, key access services, and enforcement points that together evaluate every data access request at the data layer. It requires no centralized gateway and can span multiple clouds, organizations, and jurisdictions while enforcing attribute-based access control on every operation.

Question 3

What is Lattix Passport?

Accepted Answer

Lattix Passport is a secure file-transfer product built on Zero Trust Data Format (ZTDF). Files are wrapped once with an access policy and remain cryptographically bound to that policy wherever they travel. Recipients inside or outside the organization unwrap files under fresh policy evaluation on every access, and shares can be revoked at any time.

Question 4

Does Lattix support post-quantum encryption?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Lattix PQE Encryption supports NIST-standardized post-quantum primitives including ML-KEM (FIPS 203) and ML-DSA (FIPS 204), with hybrid classical/post-quantum operation for transitional deployments. Encryption profiles let tenants require post-quantum wrapping per classification tier without rewriting existing data.

Question 5

How does Lattix differ from traditional data security products?

Accepted Answer

Traditional data security protects infrastructure, the network, server, or application around the data. Lattix protects the data itself with ZTDF wrapping, attribute-based policies that travel with each object, and tamper-evident audit on every access. Revocation remains effective after data leaves your environment, and every decision produces cryptographic evidence.

Question 6

What connectors does Lattix integrate with?

Accepted Answer

Lattix connectors integrate with Microsoft OneDrive, SharePoint, Google Drive, Dropbox, and Box for cloud storage classification and egress enforcement. Additional integrations for identity providers, KMS backends (AWS KMS, Google Cloud KMS, Azure Key Vault, HashiCorp Vault), and SIEM/audit destinations are available as configurable per-tenant integrations.

Question 7

Does Lattix offer SDK and API integration?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Lattix provides Rust, Go, and Python SDKs plus a metadata-only Platform API with eight public /v1/sdk/* routes, an interactive API Explorer, and a published OpenAPI contract. Organizations use these surfaces to embed local enforcement, integrate unsupported runtimes, and automate governance workflows without turning the platform into a plaintext data plane.

Security products for data that crosses boundaries.

/01Choose a Starting Point

Security Fabric

Lattix Passport

PQE Encryption

Data Rooms

/02Platform Capabilities

Intelligent Data Classification

Zero Trust Data Networking

Policy-Based Data Governance

Post-Quantum Encryption

/03Extend With Code

Start with products. Extend with code.

SDKs for local enforcement

Platform API for orchestration

Explorer + OpenAPI