PRIVACY / GDPR
Make GDPR Enforceable, Not Just Documented
GDPR demands lawful access, honored erasure, and provable accountability for personal data — across systems that copy it everywhere. Lattix binds those obligations to the data itself so they hold wherever personal data travels.
GDPR turns personal data into a standing obligation: you must process it lawfully, restrict it to its purpose, delete it on request, and prove all of it on demand. But personal data sprawls across CRMs, warehouses, backups, analytics, and third parties — and policies written in a DPIA cannot enforce themselves. When a data subject requests erasure or a regulator asks where their data has been, most organizations discover their controls were documentation, not enforcement.
- Personal data is copied across systems and partners faster than policy can track.
- Right-to-erasure requests are hard to honor across every copy and backup.
- Purpose limitation and lawful-basis rules aren't enforced at access time.
- Cross-border transfer restrictions are difficult to apply consistently.
- Proving accountability to regulators relies on scattered, mutable logs.
Enforce Lawful, Purpose-Bound Access
Lattix wraps personal data in Zero Trust Data Format with attribute-based policy encoding lawful basis and purpose of use. Every access is evaluated against those constraints, so personal data is only processed for the purposes it was collected for — enforced, not just declared.
Honor Erasure Through Revocation
Because access depends on policy and keys bound to the data, revoking access renders personal data inaccessible everywhere it exists — including copies and backups. Right-to-erasure and restriction requests become an enforceable action rather than a hunt across systems.
Control Cross-Border Transfer
Policy includes jurisdiction and access geography, so transfers and access outside permitted regions are denied at the data layer — operationalizing the transfer restrictions GDPR and Schrems II demand.
Prove Accountability
Every access is recorded to a tamper-evident ledger with full lineage, giving you verifiable answers to data subject access requests and regulator inquiries about where personal data went and who touched it.
Enforceable Purpose Limitation
Lawful basis and purpose-of-use are enforced on every access, not just documented in a DPIA.
Real Right to Erasure
Revoke access to render personal data inaccessible across copies and backups.
Transfer Control
Deny cross-border access by policy to satisfy transfer and localization rules.
Faster DSARs
Answer data subject access requests from a single tamper-evident record of access.
Provable Accountability
Demonstrate Article 5(2) accountability with verifiable lineage instead of mutable logs.
Contain Breach Scope
Data-centric encryption limits exposure and clarifies 72-hour notification obligations.
Helps You Align With
Lattix provides the technical controls and audit capabilities to help your organization meet the requirements of these frameworks.
How does Lattix help with GDPR compliance?
Lattix wraps personal data in Zero Trust Data Format with policy encoding lawful basis, purpose, and jurisdiction, enforced on every access. Erasure is honored through revocation across all copies, cross-border access is controlled by policy, and every access is recorded to a tamper-evident ledger for accountability.
Can Lattix enforce the right to erasure across backups?
Yes. Because access depends on keys and policy bound to the data, revoking access renders personal data inaccessible everywhere it exists — including copies and backups — turning erasure into an enforceable action rather than a search across systems.
How does Lattix handle cross-border data transfers?
Policy includes jurisdiction and access geography, so access or transfer outside permitted regions is denied at the data layer, operationalizing GDPR and Schrems II transfer restrictions.
Can Lattix speed up data subject access requests?
Yes. A tamper-evident ledger records every access to personal data, so you can answer DSARs and regulator inquiries about who accessed a subject's data and where it went from a single verifiable source.
Operationalize GDPR at the Data Layer
Tell us where personal data lives and how it moves, and we'll show you how Lattix enforces lawful access, erasure, and accountability.
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