#1 Trusted Research Environment
Run Sovereign AI on
federated health data
Your data & IP never move. Proven at 275M+ patients.
Featured in The Lancet Oncology, 2025 — federated breast-cancer discovery on Genomics England, run on Lifebit
The next health breakthrough & AI
is locked in data that cannot move.
27%
Cure Rate
made possible for breast cancer patients
“Without the Lifebit software and team this discovery would have not been possible.”
Dr Daniella Black
1st author of the Lancet Oncology study
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Solutions
Even military secrets expire & become history books.
A patient’s DNA does not. That’s why governments & critical commercial enterprises trust Lifebit to power health AI, discovery & decisions —
without data movement, exposure, or compromise.
Federated Sovereign AI
AI Data Harmonization – In Hours not Months
AI Data Discovery – Democratized for All
AI Data Analytics – In Minutes not Days
Federated Research & Discovery
World’s #1 Trusted Research Environment,
used by all major governments globally to securely turn data to discoveries & decisions.
Federated DataHub
World’s only federated data hub
empowering organizations to build health-omics data networks
at unprecedented scale.
Federated Data Automation
- Automate data harmonization & making data AI-ready
(OMOP, FHIR, Custom Data Models) - Automate NGS data processing
- Automate critical path data workflows
(diagnostic workflows, cell-line screening, target prioritization)
Security – The Main Solution
Data Access is the Advantage. The institutions that get data security & access right will define the next decade of health discovery & precision medicine. The ones that don’t won’t be in the room.
Security Posture Management & Observability
You cannot secure what you cannot see!
Full observability across every system, every integration, every access event — in real time.
Data Export Management (Airlock)
Zero data movement means nothing if the download button is active.
The world’s only AI-automated Airlock. Every export policy-enforced, approved, and audited. Nothing else comes close. Nothing else exists.
Firewall & Network Management
Every data exfiltration starts with an open door!
No open doors. No open ports. No open routes.
Every connection authorized or blocked. Automatically.
Trusted Operational Governance
Trust isn’t a feeling. It’s a system.
Role-based access. Policy enforcement. Complete audit trails.
Every action, every user, every system — governed automatically.
System & Data Security
Your data never moves. Your compliance never wavers.
FedRAMP. HIPAA. ISO 27001. SOC 2. Built in — not bolted on.
The Choice
Every solution in this space forces a trade-off between security & usability.
Lifebit was created to provide one that does not.
Choice 1
SaaS
Move your data to SaaS provider cloud.
Choice 2
DIY
Keep your data. Lose your mind.
Choice 3
Federation (FedPaaS)
No tradeoff.
This is Lifebit.
The Guarantee
Lifebit means results. Our customers don’t hope their investment pays off.
They know it will. It’s in the contract.
Day 1
Up & running in your environment
Total control from day one. We deploy in your environment — not ours. No wait. No lock-in. No risk.
<48hrs
to harmonized, AI-ready data
Your data, harmonized and ready for research & AI — automatically. Months of manual mapping, done in hours. No pipeline engineering. No waiting.
All Users
Zero friction.
Works for everyone — researchers to data scientists to directors & security officers. No training. No tickets. No waiting.
End to End
From raw data to published findings.
Secure. Link. Manage. Harmonize. Analyze. Publish. Collaborate. One platform. Nothing falls through.
What is Possible
There is so much left to discover.
Let’s do it together.
See the real life outcomes in our selected peer-reviewed publications.
Clinical potential of whole-genome data linked to mortality statistics in patients with breast cancer in the UK: a retrospective analysis
Daniella Black, Helen Ruth Davies, Gene Ching Chiek Koh, Lucia Chmelova, Marko Cubric, Georgia Chalivelaki Chan, Andrea Degasperi, Jan Czarnecki, Ping Jing Toong, Yasin Memari et al.
Read moreCould federated data analysis be the catalyst accelerating the introduction of newborn genome screening for the detection of genetic disease?
Petros Tsipouras, Maria Chatzou Dunford, Hadley Sheppard, Hannah Gaimster, Theoklis Zaoutis
Read moreA HOXA13 allele with a missense mutation in the homeobox and a dinucleotide deletion in the promoter underlies Guttmacher syndrome.
Jeffrey W Innis, Frances R Goodman, Chiara Bacchelli, Thomas M Williams, Douglas P Mortlock, Praveen Sateesh, Peter J Scambler, Wendy McKinnon, Alan E Guttmacher Hum Mutat
Read moreMulti-party trusted research environment federation: Establishing infrastructure for secure analysis across different clinical-genomic datasets.
Professor Serena Nik-Zainal, Thorben Seeger, Rosanna Fennessy, Eleanor Hall, Parker Moss, Geoff Coles, Dr Maria Chatzou Dunford, Dr Pablo Prieto Barja, Mark Avery, Keiran Raine
Read moreGenomeChronicler: The Personal Genome Project UK Genomic Report Generator Pipeline.
Guerra-Assuncao JA, Conde L, Moghul I, Webster AP, Chervova O, Chatzipantsiou C, Prieto P, Beck S and Herrero J
Read moreDemocratizing clinical-genomic data: How federated platforms can promote benefits sharing in genomics.
Maria Alvarellos, Hadley E. Sheppard, Ingrid Knarston, Craig Davison, Nathaniel Raine, Thorben Seeger, Pablo Prieto Barja, Maria Chatzou Dunford
Read moreThe Personal Genome Project-UK, an open access resource of human multi-omics data.
Chervova O, Conde L, Guerra-Assuncao JA, Moghul I, Webster AP, Berner A, Larose Cadieux E, Tian Y, Voloshin V, Jesus TF, Hamoudi R, Herrero J, Beck S
Read moreNovel missense variants in the RNF213 gene from a European family with Moyamoya disease.
Andrey N Gagunashvili, Louise Ocaka, Daniel Kelberman, Pinki Munot, Chiara Bacchelli, Philip L Beales, Vijeya Ganesan
Read moreExtensive Unexplored Human Microbiome Diversity Revealed by Over 150,000 Genomes from Metagenomes Spanning Age, Geography, and Lifestyle.
Pasolli E, Asnicar F, Manara S, Zolfo M, Karcher N, Armanini F, Beghini F, Manghi P, Tett A, Segata N et al.
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