# Lattuss

> The cross-system authorization layer for enterprise AI. Lattuss knows who can see what across every system at once. Keeps every agent inside its scope, and bound by the human behind it. Every decision is on the record.

Every system you run checks its own permissions correctly. Nothing checks across all of them. An agent is one question that reaches every system at once, so the gap sits between your systems rather than inside any one of them.

Lattuss reads the permissions your systems already hold, reconciles them into one graph, decides what an agent may return for the person it is acting for, and keeps the record of every decision. We sell authorization, not observability.

## Explore

- [Why Lattuss](https://lattuss.com/why-lattuss): Every system answers correctly. None answers the question.
- [Where Lattuss fits](https://lattuss.com/where-lattuss-fits): What identity, posture and platform grants each stop short of.
- [How Lattuss works](https://lattuss.com/how-lattuss-works): Read the permissions, decide in the path, keep the record.

## Products

- [Agent Readiness Scan](https://lattuss.com/agent-readiness-scan): Find what your agents could reach, before you switch one on.
- [Watchdog](https://lattuss.com/watchdog): Every call checked against the person behind it.
- [Enforcer](https://lattuss.com/enforcer): Scope what comes back, system by system.

## Resources

- [Blog](https://lattuss.com/blog): Writing, research and product news from us.
- [Global incidents feed](https://lattuss.com/global-incidents): A worldwide feed of AI incidents, dated and sourced.

## Company

- [About](https://lattuss.com/about): The mission, the team, and what we are building.
- [Contact](https://lattuss.com/contact): Book a scan, or ask us anything.

## Writing

- [SalesBleed, and the agent that already had the permissions](https://lattuss.com/blog/salesbleed-agentforce): Someone typed instructions into a Salesforce web form. When an employee asked the company’s AI agent about new leads, it followed them and sent account data to a stranger. It never needed more access than the employee already had.
- [Fine-grained authorization, and why your systems still run on roles](https://lattuss.com/blog/fine-grained-authorization-and-roles): A model that decides per object and per relationship is tighter than one that decides per job title. The ideas are decades old and the production designs are published, yet the systems holding your data still decide by role. The reason is not that the idea is wrong.
- [The confidence gap in AvePoint’s State of AI 2026](https://lattuss.com/blog/avepoint-state-of-ai-2026): Four in five organisations are confident they can prevent unauthorised access. Among the most confident, 62% had an AI-related unauthorised access incident anyway. That gap is the report.
- [What the 2026 Cost of a Data Breach report says about access](https://lattuss.com/blog/ibm-cost-of-a-data-breach-2026): IBM and Ponemon put a number on the AI breach year. The one that matters is not the headline cost — it is that 92% of the organisations breached through AI lacked proper AI access controls.

## Legal

- [Terms](https://lattuss.com/terms)
- [Privacy](https://lattuss.com/privacy)
- [Cookies](https://lattuss.com/cookies)

## Contact

- Sales: sales@lattuss.com