Immuta is the authorization layer for data access. One set of rules decides every request, in under a second, for every human and every agent. Your people get data faster, and nothing sensitive moves without a reason on the record.
THE ASSISTANT IS YOURS. IMMUTA IS THE AUTHORIZATION IT CALLS.
Banks, pharmaceutical companies, insurers and government agencies run their data access on Immuta.
A few requests a week, from a person.
A person asked for the one table they needed. An agent asks for every table its task might touch, again and again.
Days or weeks, and everyone lived with it.
Waiting was fine when a person was waiting. An agent cannot sit in a review queue for a week.
Only the data was sensitive, not the question.
An agent does not know which columns hold personal data. It asks for whatever finishes the task, so the question itself is now the risk.
The right answer depends on who is asking, what they want and why. That is millions of combinations, and it has to be worked out again on every single request.
Thousands of requests an hour, each one waiting on an answer before the work can continue. People should still write the rules and own the exceptions. They cannot be the runtime.
A new layer in the enterprise stack. One policy engine that governs every human, every agent and every data system, on every request they make.
Four modules on one policy engine. Adopt one, add the rest — together they automate the access workflow end to end.
Write the rule once, in plain language. Immuta compiles it into the real controls inside your data infrastructure.
Policy answers the routine requests on its own. People decide the genuine exceptions, with the reason attached.
Every agent is a first-class identity acting for a named person, scoped to the task in front of it.
Every access decision is recorded as it happens, so compliance becomes a question you ask.
A person or an agent asks for data. The same four steps run before a single row moves.
The record it writes is what the next request is decided against.
The first request of its kind takes a person.
The hundredth takes a rule someone already wrote.
The thousandth takes nothing at all.
Your reviewers stop answering the same question and start setting the standard.
Regulated, global, and under real scrutiny. Same engine underneath all of them.

JPMorgan consolidated access controls for 150,000 global users in a single policy layer.

General Motors automated 10M+ access grants, cutting provisioning from 5 days to 2 minutes.

Roche centralized control across 50 siloed teams with Immuta policies.

Booking standardized 40,000 Snowflake and S3 tables with Immuta policies.

Aviva reduced time to Snowflake data from 30 days to 2 days.

Stellantis reduced 18,588 legacy permissions to 6 Immuta policies.

Eli Lilly shares trial data for research in minutes, without exposing patients.

AstraZeneca governs research data across therapeutic areas with one policy set.

Merck protects 7M queries a month on regulated data.

MiniMed governs device and patient data for clinical use, with sensitive fields masked by default.
Audited annually for security, availability and confidentiality.
Certified information security management system.
Authorized for use by US federal agencies.
Supports covered entities and their business associates.
Processing and transfer controls aligned to EU requirements.
Controls for environments handling cardholder data.
One working session with your AI, data and security leaders to pick the first deployment point.
The same policy engine carries the other three.