About Immuta
Immuta sells software that connects to data platforms so customers can register their data and manage access controls on that data. Immuta applies one set of rules to every request, from every human and every agent. Immuta describes a policy engine that governs every human, every agent and every data system on every request they make. Banks, pharmaceutical companies, insurers and government agencies run their data access on Immuta.[1][3][4]
Immuta states that the right answer to a data request depends on who is asking, what they want and why. Immuta states that an agent cannot sit in a review queue for a week. Immuta states that people should still write the rules and own the exceptions.[4]
Immuta offers four modules on one policy engine, and a customer can adopt one and add the rest. Immuta lets a rule be written once in plain language, and Immuta compiles the rule into the real controls inside the customer's data infrastructure. Immuta policy answers routine access requests on its own, and people decide the genuine exceptions with the reason attached.[1][4]
Immuta delegation from a human to an agent can only narrow access, never widen it. Immuta records every access decision as it happens.[4]
Immuta provides guidance for connecting a data platform and keeping it synced with Immuta. Immuta identification support varies by data source technology and identifier type.[1][3][4]
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