Security tools, built by people who used to buy them.
We spent years inside enterprise security programs watching compliance get treated as paperwork. LatticeOne is what we wished existed.
We watched the same pattern, over and over.
A team would spend months preparing for an audit. They'd answer hundreds of vendor questionnaires. They'd respond to evidence requests from auditors, customers, and procurement, again and again.
And nothing about their actual security would change.
The system rewards documentation, not decisions. It treats compliance as a separate workstream from security. It puts the people closest to the work, engineers, IT, security ops, at the bottom of a pile of forms they didn't ask for.
We're building the tools we wished existed when we were the ones doing the work.
Beliefs that shape the products.
Compliance should improve security
Most programs end at "we have a policy." Real security comes from policies driving behavior. The two should be the same workstream, not parallel ones.
Continuous beats annual
Vendor risk doesn't pause between audits. A point-in-time review is a snapshot of yesterday. Tools should monitor what changes, not just what the questionnaire said.
Tools should fit how you already work
Security teams already have a stack. We connect to it. Compliance shouldn't mean a new system of record, more tabs, or another spreadsheet to maintain.
Honest signals beat impressive ones
A real "94% of controls passing" beats a fake "100% audit-ready." We'd rather show you reality than a dashboard that flatters.
Focused. Deliberate. One thing at a time.
Founded by former enterprise security practitioners who got tired of watching compliance and security drift apart.
TrustLab is our first launching product. It does one thing well: continuous third-party risk monitoring. More tools will follow when each is ready, not before.
Want to talk?
We're happy to walk you through what we're building, even if you're just curious about how we think about this.