Lattix Trust Fabric is a composable zero-trust infrastructure platform that unifies policy authoring, enforcement, data lineage, and encryption into a single system. It is designed for distributed environments where data must be protected across domains, edges, and offline scenarios. Core architecture components: - ZT-Policy: A policy authoring layer using Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC) that distributes policies to local Policy Enforcement Points (PEPs) for enforcement. - Fabric Ledger: An immutable ledger that anchors policies and data lineage records, providing tamper-evident provenance. - TDF (Trusted Data Format): A metadata layer that carries policy and provenance information with the data itself, enabling portable protection. - CAS (Content Addressable Storage): Provides CID-based traceability and integrity verification for content. - PQE (Post-Quantum Encryption): Hybrid encryption layer designed to be post-quantum ready, applied to both content and manifests. - Access Mesh: A secure peer-to-peer mesh network that connects enforcement nodes, enabling distributed policy enforcement and verifiable decisions even in offline or air-gapped environments. Key capabilities: - Zero-trust policy enforcement at the data level - Portable policy that travels with data across domains - Tamper-evident data lineage anchored on a ledger - Identity-aware routing via the Access Mesh - Post-quantum-ready hybrid encryption - CID-based content traceability - Compliance reporting and delegated governance - Air-gapped and multi-region deployment support Target industries include finance, healthcare, retail, education, manufacturing, and government. The product is currently in beta with patent-pending status. Pricing tiers include Developer, Starter, Professional, and Enterprise plans.