Question 1

What solutions does Lattix provide?

Accepted Answer

Lattix provides solutions for AI Security, Data Tagging and Classification, Data Overlay Networking, Policy-Based Governance, Blockchain and Smart Contracts, Ontological Data Security, and Immutable Ledger auditing. Each solution is built on the same data-centric foundation — Zero Trust Data Format, attribute-based policies, and tamper-evident audit.

Question 2

How does Lattix secure AI training data?

Accepted Answer

Lattix wraps AI training datasets in Zero Trust Data Format at creation, applies attribute-based access policies that travel with the data through the entire ML pipeline, and records every access on the immutable ledger. This prevents data poisoning, exfiltration through model outputs, and unauthorized insider access while preserving lineage for regulatory evidence.

Question 3

What is attribute-based access control (ABAC) in Lattix?

Accepted Answer

ABAC in Lattix evaluates every data access against a policy expression over principal attributes (identity, role, clearance, device posture), data attributes (classification, tags, origin), and contextual attributes (time, location, network zone). Unlike role-based access control, ABAC decisions are re-evaluated on every request and revocation is effective immediately rather than requiring permission reassignment.

Question 4

How does Lattix handle data classification?

Accepted Answer

Lattix supports automated classification at ingestion through cloud connectors, content-inferred classification through pluggable classifiers, and author-assigned classification with schema validation. Tag schemas are tenant-scoped and immutable once wrapped — a tagged object's classification is cryptographically bound to the envelope and cannot be changed without producing a new versioned object.

Question 5

Does Lattix support coalition or cross-organization data sharing?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Lattix is designed for cross-domain sharing where partners cannot standardize on shared infrastructure. The Zero Trust Data Format envelope carries policy by reference, every participant runs their own evaluator, and the immutable ledger provides bidirectional audit evidence each party can independently verify without exposing the other's unrelated activity.

Question 6

Can organizations implement Lattix solutions through SDKs or APIs?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Organizations can adopt Lattix through products and connectors, embed the SDKs directly into workloads, or integrate unsupported stacks through the metadata-only Platform API. The same policy, key-guidance, registration, and evidence model supports all three implementation paths.

Solutions

Bring each solution into the operating model you already have.

Adopt through products

Embed the SDKs

Orchestrate via API

Zero Trust for AI Systems

Resilience Metadata for Data-Centric Security

Resilient Data Movement Across Distributed Environments

Policy Governance for Cyber-Resilient Data Operations

Ontological Data Security

Tamper-Proof Audit & Governance

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