HEALTHCARE / HIPAA
Protect Patient Data Wherever It Travels
PHI moves between EHRs, clouds, payers, and partners faster than perimeter controls can follow. Lattix binds policy to the data itself — so protection, access control, and revocation hold everywhere a record goes.
Healthcare data is among the most regulated and most breached. The average health system shares PHI across dozens of internal systems and external partners — payers, labs, HIEs, research collaborators, and cloud vendors. Traditional security protects the network and the server, but the moment a record leaves that boundary, control is lost. Breach costs in healthcare are the highest of any industry, and HIPAA penalties compound the damage.
- PHI is copied across EHRs, data lakes, and partner systems with no consistent enforcement.
- Perimeter and endpoint controls cannot revoke access once data has been shared externally.
- Audit evidence is fragmented across systems, making breach investigation and HIPAA reporting slow.
- Cloud migration and AI initiatives expand the attack surface faster than governance can keep up.
- Business Associate Agreements assume controls that legacy tooling cannot actually enforce.
Bind Policy to the Record
Lattix wraps PHI in Zero Trust Data Format (ZTDF), a self-protecting envelope that carries its own access policy and encryption keys. The record stays protected whether it sits in an EHR, a data lake, a partner's cloud, or an email attachment. Access is evaluated against attributes — role, purpose of use, location, device posture — on every single request, not once at a gateway.
Revoke Access After Sharing
Because the policy travels with the data, access can be revoked at any time — even after a file has left your environment. If a partnership ends, a workforce member leaves, or a record is shared in error, you cut access centrally and the data becomes inaccessible everywhere it exists.
Prove Compliance With Tamper-Evident Audit
Every access decision produces cryptographic evidence written to a tamper-evident ledger. Instead of reconstructing breach scope from fragmented logs, you have a single, verifiable record of who accessed what, when, and under which policy — turning HIPAA audit and breach reporting from a fire drill into a query.
Reduce Breach Impact
Data-centric encryption and revocation contain exposure even when a system, vendor, or credential is compromised.
Enforce Minimum Necessary
Attribute-based access control enforces HIPAA's minimum-necessary standard on every request, not just at login.
Accelerate Audit
A tamper-evident ledger gives auditors and investigators a single source of truth for every data access.
Safely Adopt Cloud & AI
Move PHI into modern cloud and analytics workflows while policy enforcement follows the data into every environment.
Honor BAAs Technically
Make the controls assumed by Business Associate Agreements real and enforceable, not just contractual.
Deploy Without Re-Platforming
Agent and agentless modes integrate with existing EHRs and storage without ripping out current infrastructure.
Helps You Align With
Lattix provides the technical controls and audit capabilities to help your organization meet the requirements of these frameworks.
Explore Further
How does Lattix help with HIPAA compliance?
Lattix enforces HIPAA's access and minimum-necessary requirements at the data layer. PHI is wrapped in Zero Trust Data Format with an attribute-based policy that is evaluated on every access, and every decision is written to a tamper-evident audit ledger that supports breach investigation and HIPAA reporting.
Can Lattix revoke access to PHI after it has been shared?
Yes. Because the access policy and keys travel with each record, access can be revoked centrally at any time — including after a file has left your environment or been shared with an external partner. Once revoked, the data becomes inaccessible wherever it exists.
Does Lattix work with our existing EHR and cloud storage?
Yes. Lattix offers agent-based and agentless deployment and connectors for major cloud storage platforms, so PHI can be protected across existing EHRs, data lakes, and partner systems without re-platforming.
How does Lattix protect PHI in AI and analytics workflows?
Policy enforcement follows the data into analytics and AI pipelines. Sensitive fields stay governed and auditable as they flow into models and dashboards, so health systems can adopt cloud analytics and AI without losing control of protected health information.
Secure PHI at the Data Layer
Tell us about your environment — EHRs, clouds, and partners — and our team will show you how Lattix enforces HIPAA policy wherever your data travels.
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