Industry pathways

One evidence model, scoped to your operating reality.

Latticis starts with the same bounded MigrationOS assessment, then tailors the agreed systems, risk context, exclusions, and readout to the sector. Context informs priorities; it does not turn the output into a certification or audit opinion.

One agreed scope

The signed boundary controls the work.

Customer-controlled

Customer-enforced offline or no-egress option.

Three artifacts

CBOM, risk report, and run manifest.

No public customer data

Demos use synthetic reference estates.

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The same bounded first step.

MigrationOS is the current customer-facing assessment, with execution subject to an engagement-specific release gate. Other Latticis programs are qualified separately and are not represented here as production services.

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01

Scope

Agree the repositories, paths, exclusions, operating boundary, and decision the evidence must support.

02

Assess

Run read-only discovery in a customer-controlled environment, with a customer-enforced no-egress option.

03

Validate

Review a customer-selected sample of findings with the security and engineering owners who have context.

04

Decide

Prioritize follow-up work or stop with a bounded evidence record and explicit limitations.

Pathway 01

Insurance

Where does cryptography enter the digital insurance architecture before the estate becomes harder to inventory?

Explicit boundary

The evidence may support a customer-selected regulatory review. It is not an IRDAI audit or compliance opinion.

Representative systems

  • Policy and claims services
  • Mobile and web backends
  • Partner gateways and certificate references
  • Infrastructure as code

Bounded first scope

One representative non-production repository or service group, selected by the customer.

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Pathway 02

Banking, NBFC & fintech

Which cryptographic dependencies create the first migration bottlenecks across transaction and identity paths?

Explicit boundary

No account or payment data is required. This is not an RBI or PCI assessment or certification.

Representative systems

  • Payments and identity services
  • Mobile and lending applications
  • Partner APIs and integration configuration
  • Long-retention record workflows

Bounded first scope

One bounded code and configuration snapshot supporting a representative transaction or identity path.

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Pathway 03

Healthcare & life sciences

Where do applications, labs, devices, research pipelines, archives, and vendor APIs depend on cryptography?

Explicit boundary

No patient, clinical-trial, or health records are required. This is not a HIPAA, GxP, or health-regulatory compliance opinion.

Representative systems

  • Clinical and research applications
  • Device-software repositories
  • Laboratory and data pipelines
  • Vendor API configuration

Bounded first scope

One non-production application or integration repository using synthetic configuration.

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Pathway 04

AI & software platforms

Where does cryptography underpin model gateways, software supply chains, signed artifacts, and tool-using agent paths?

Explicit boundary

The assessment is not production enforcement, autonomous remediation, or AI-system certification.

Representative systems

  • Product services and model gateways
  • Build, signing, and release configuration
  • Secrets and certificate references
  • MCP or tool integrations, when applicable

Bounded first scope

One product service or agent/tool integration with test configuration. AgentShield is discussed only when MCP or tool use is confirmed.

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Pathway 05

Government & critical infrastructure

Can cryptographic evidence remain inside the approved boundary while covering selected applications, certificates, archives, and infrastructure code?

Explicit boundary

No citizen, classified, or operational data is required. This is not accreditation, authorization to operate, or critical-system assurance.

Representative systems

  • Application and configuration repositories
  • Certificates and signing references
  • Archive and long-retention workflows
  • Infrastructure as code

Bounded first scope

One unclassified, non-production snapshot with a customer-enforced no-egress or offline option.

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Pathway 06

Enterprise technology & services

Which shared platforms, product repositories, and integration layers create repeatable crypto dependencies across the portfolio?

Explicit boundary

The result does not claim complete enterprise discovery or third-party assurance.

Representative systems

  • Shared platforms and product repositories
  • Client-delivery templates
  • Integration and API layers
  • Build and deployment configuration

Bounded first scope

One representative product or service template, not the entire enterprise or a customer codebase.

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Data boundaries

Keep the first decision small and inspectable.

The default request is a selected non-production software and configuration scope—not production access, regulated records, private keys, credentials, or an entire technology estate.

Assessment limitation

Assessment outputs support inventory and prioritization. They are not a penetration test, certification, compliance determination, or assurance that an environment is secure. Findings require customer validation and are limited to the agreed scope.

One bounded next step

Bring the decision, not the data.

Tell us the sector, one representative service or repository, the operating constraint, and the decision your team needs to make. Do not send source code, secrets, or customer records through the public site.

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