Critical Infrastructure
Objective
Provide high-assurance security for industrial control systems (ICS), SCADA networks, and operational technology (OT).
Deployment Model
Agents embedded in Windows-based PLC workstations and industrial gateways.
AI Engine deployed on an air-gapped relay to maintain offline operation.
Event proofs synced to blockchain via periodic batch uploads.
Functions
Detect parameter changes on controllers outside maintenance windows.
Verify firmware binaries against known hashes before deployment.
Anchor safety audit records to provide regulators with tamper-proof evidence.
Example
A hydroelectric plant uses Secure Lattice to monitor PLC configuration files. A malicious actor attempts to alter a pump sequence. The agent detects checksum drift and auto-reverts to the last verified state. An immutable record is then anchored, fulfilling NERC CIP-007 R2 control requirements.
Financial Services
Objective
Meet regulatory mandates for data integrity (FINTRAC, PCI DSS, SOX) and reduce fraud response time.
Deployment Model
Cloud-hybrid setup with validators inside regional data centers.
API integration with core banking and transaction monitoring systems.
Role-based dashboards for security ops and compliance teams.
Key Capabilities
Real-time transaction proofs: every flagged transfer receives a cryptographic receipt.
Cross-institution threat intel: de-identified fraud patterns shared across validators.
Regulatory audit stream: on-demand access for internal and external auditors.
Example
A Canadian bank detects repeated login attempts from a spoofed IP in Europe. Secure Lattice correlates the attempts across multiple branches and anchors each incident for traceability. The compliance department uses the immutable ledger to demonstrate timely response under OSFI Guideline B-13.
Public Sector and Government
Objective
Support transparent, provable cyber operations across municipal and federal networks.
Deployment Model
Federated validator nodes operated by approved agencies.
Integration with existing SIEM platforms to share validated alerts.
Data residency controls for jurisdictional compliance.
Benefits
Inter-agency trust: proofs allow shared incident validation without sharing sensitive logs.
Public accountability: incident summaries can be cryptographically verified when disclosed.
Cost efficiency: reduces redundant forensics effort across departments.
Example
A provincial IT office adopts Secure Lattice to anchor cyber incident logs for all municipalities. When a ransomware campaign targets civic email servers, each event is anchored in real time. Later, a public inquiry verifies timeline accuracy by checking on-chain timestamps — re-establishing trust between citizens and institutions.
Summary
Secure Lattice’s deployment strategy is universal but context-sensitive. It integrates at any layer — from endpoint to enterprise cloud — while preserving privacy and provability. Across industries, it transforms cybersecurity from a reactive discipline into a provable, measurable, and auditable science.
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