Immuta’s explainable policy builder removes the guesswork from data access protection techniques such as masking and randomization. Now you can manage access and privacy to comply with internal rules and compliance with federal, industry, employment and contractual regulations – without ever having to copy or move data.
Copying data and manually removing or anonymizing values can delay analysis and weaken data utility. Immuta’s dynamic masking policies support hashing, regular expression, rounding, conditional masking, replacing with null or constant, with reversibility, with format preserving masking and with k-anonymization, as well as external masking — all without ever copying or moving data.
Eliminate the manual, code-based or ETL approaches that require a team of math PhDs to prevent re-identification. Immuta enables data teams to apply k-anonymization at query time from any of your organization’s databases, allowing you to safely, seamlessly prepare sensitive data for use – without legal and privacy concerns or creating data copies.
Protect yourself from data leaks without resorting to manual changes by automating access restrictions based on masking policy conditions such as time-based windows, user’s geography, data in adjacent cells or reference tables. Immuta’s conditional logic in masking policies provides flexible policy enforcement, while reducing risk.
Protect yourself from data attacks without resorting to time-intensive security methods that require coding or new ETL pipelines. Immuta’s randomized response helps achieve local differential privacy for specific columns, making it possible to put mathematically guaranteed limits on an attacker’s ability to exploit your data.
Many data platforms don’t offer a quantifiable approach to data privacy protection. Immuta allows you to instantly apply differential privacy to any data source, injecting noise into queries to mathematically protect the privacy of individual records. Combine differential privacy with Immuta’s purpose-based controls to meet even the most stringent privacy regulations.