Immuta

Immuta is a data security and access-governance company founded in 2015 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts. It was built to help large, regulated organizations grant safe, timely access to data as both employees and, more recently, AI agents consume it at growing speed and volume.

The platform is organized around three functions: Govern, which defines fine-grained access policies once and enforces them across a company’s data stack; Provision, which grants people and AI agents access to modeled data on demand; and Comply, which keeps a continuous audit trail for regulatory reporting. Immuta connects to more than 30 data platforms including Databricks, Snowflake and BigQuery, and is used by regulated enterprises such as Eli Lilly, General Motors, JPMorgan Chase and Novartis.

1. Attribute-based access control: Defines data access policies once in plain language and enforces them across every connected platform.

2. Agent-aware provisioning: Treats AI agents as governable, auditable users rather than anonymous service accounts.

3. Sensitive data discovery: Automatically classifies PII, PHI and other sensitive fields across connected sources.

4. Continuous compliance monitoring: Tracks policy enforcement and access activity for audit and regulatory reporting.

5. Broad platform integration: Connects to 30-plus data platforms including Databricks, Snowflake and BigQuery.

6. Dynamic data masking: Applies masking and row-level filters at query time instead of duplicating data copies.