Latch

Trust & data

How the vendor protects buyer material, where its data comes from, and where it can run.

SOC 2

Vendor-stated Type II

Source:trust.latch.bio

Trust center

trust.latch.bio

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Other certifications

HIPAAGDPRGMP 21 CFR Part 11

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Deployment

Vendor-hostedCustomer cloud / VPC

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Data sources

Expert or contractor-created

Source:blog.latch.bio

Quote

• Expert or contractor-created: Our first 30M cell atlas represents thousands of hours of human labor - the combined efforts of the Pythia Biosciences, Miraomics and LatchBio curation teams.

Stated confidentiality practices

Customer data, code, and analyses remain customer-owned and are not used to train models or sold. Data is stored in AWS; access is limited to a vetted subset of engineers using least privilege, and access requires customer permission. The company also states that data is encrypted at rest and in transit and that role-based access controls are available.

Sources:trust.latch.biolatch.bio

Not publicly listed

Exclusivity

What they sell

Offerings

Evals and benchmarks

Source:latch.bio

Domains

ScienceSecurityMedical

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Delivery formats

Datasets

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Public samples & benchmarks

• VariantBench
• SpatialBench
• SpatialBench-Long
• scBench
• scBench-Long
• EpiBench
• TxBench-Oligo-Discovery
• TxBench-Antibody-Discovery
• TxBench-Preclinical-Pharmacology
• BioSecBench-Surveillance
• BioSecBench-Refusal
• BioSecBench-Function

Source:benchmarks.bio

Named customers

Takara BioAtlasXomicsQuantum Leap HealthcareAstera InstituteScripps ResearchMetagenGensaicEtcemblyEnsoma

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