Lattice RuntimeEnforcement Infrastructure
ENTERPRISE ENFORCEMENT ARCHITECTURE

Runtime Enforcement
for AI Agents

Lattice provides cryptographically-verified identity, zero-trust authorization, immutable audit, and deployment constraints as enforced runtime primitives.

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THE CHALLENGE

Enterprise Trust Requires Scale

Historically, meeting enterprise security requirements has required large organizations with dedicated platform teams.

Application-Level Enforcement

Every AI company re-implements SSO, RBAC, audit logs, and compliance controls inside their application code.

  • ✗Expensive engineering resources
  • ✗Diverts from core product development
  • ✗Trust depends on code discipline

Coupled to Team Size

Enterprise readiness becomes tightly coupled to organizational scale and team maturity.

  • ✗Small teams can't compete
  • ✗Innovation slowed by infrastructure work
  • ✗Enterprise deals require large teams

The result: Only large organizations can ship software that enterprises trust.

This creates an artificial barrier between individual innovation and enterprise deployment.

THE SOLUTION

Move Enforcement Into the Runtime

Lattice decouples trust from team size by making enforcement a property of the runtime itself.

1

Declare Constraints

Agent developers declare identity, authorization, audit, and deployment constraints once.

2

Runtime Enforcement

Lattice sits in the execution path and enforces constraints before actions are executed.

3

Violations Blocked

Policy violations are structurally impossible—enforcement happens by design, not by discipline.

For Enterprises

  • Enforced by Runtime
    Trust is structural, not based on vendor promises
  • Auditable & Provable
    All enforcement decisions are transparent and inspectable
  • Deploy Anywhere
    Cloud, self-hosted, or air-gapped environments

For Developers

  • Build Capabilities, Not Infrastructure
    Focus on agents, not enforcement systems
  • Enterprise-Ready from Day One
    Ship to enterprises without a platform team
  • Scales with Revenue
    Lattice grows with you as you close deals

Individual developers can now ship software that enterprises trust.

Enterprise-grade enforcement becomes structural, not organizational.

ENFORCEMENT PRIMITIVES

What Lattice Enforces

Four core enforcement layers that operate in the execution path, making violations impossible by construction.

Identity

Who or what is making the request?

Verifies the identity of principals (users, services, agents) across cloud, self-hosted, and air-gapped environments.

  • »Multi-factor authentication support
  • »Service account verification
  • »Cross-environment identity federation
  • »Zero-trust identity model

Authorization

Is this action allowed?

Evaluates whether an authenticated principal is permitted to perform a specific action on a resource.

  • »Role-based access control (RBAC)
  • »Attribute-based policies (ABAC)
  • »Fine-grained resource permissions
  • »Dynamic policy evaluation

Audit

What happened and when?

Generates tamper-evident records of all enforcement decisions and agent actions for compliance and forensics.

  • »Immutable audit trail
  • »Cryptographic event signing
  • »Compliance reporting (SOC2, HIPAA, etc.)
  • »Real-time event streaming

Deployment Constraints

Where can this run?

Ensures agents execute only within approved boundaries, configurations, and environments.

  • »Geographic restrictions
  • »Network segmentation enforcement
  • »Resource quota management
  • »Air-gap validation
OPEN CORE ARCHITECTURE

How Lattice Works

Lattice operates as a control plane in the execution path, enforcing policies before actions execute.

Agent RequestLattice RuntimePolicy EvaluationAllow/Deny
Audit Event Generated

Open Source (Apache 2.0)

The runtime enforcement layer is fully open source and auditable. This includes all components that evaluate and enforce policies.

  • ✓Identity and authorization evaluation
  • ✓Policy decision engine
  • ✓Audit event generation
  • ✓Self-hosted deployment primitives

Why open? Enterprises must inspect enforcement logic. Trust cannot depend on vendor opacity.

Commercial (Enterprise Edition)

Enterprise control, governance, and administration features are commercially licensed for enterprise use.

  • ✓Administrative control planes
  • ✓Policy lifecycle management
  • ✓Directory integrations (LDAP, SAML, OIDC)
  • ✓Compliance reporting and exports

Why commercial? These components don't decide "allow vs deny"—they standardize operation at scale.

Getting Started

# Install Lattice Runtime (coming soon)
$ curl -fsSL https://latticeruntime.com/install.sh | sh
$ lattice init
$ lattice enforce --config ./policies.yml

Documentation, examples, and API references coming soon. Star the project on GitHub to follow development.

GET IN TOUCH

Join the Development

Lattice is in active development. We welcome contributions, feedback, and early adopters.

GitHub

View source, report issues, contribute code

Email

hello@latticeruntime.com

Security

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Interested in Enterprise Edition?

We're working with select early partners to shape the enterprise features. Get in touch to learn more.

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