Immuta’s native integration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) Lake Formation extends data governance and provisioning capabilities, so that whether you’re querying data with Amazon Athena, storing it in S3, or analyzing it with Redshift Spectrum, you have a centralized plane for data lake security and operations. In this demo, you’ll...
Immuta’s PostgreSQL integration delivers automated, scalable, policy-based access control for one of the most widely adopted databases – PostgreSQL— no matter how it’s deployed. Whether you’re running Postgres on Amazon Aurora, RDS, Neon, or CrunchyData, Immuta makes it possible to automate data access governance with full transparency, always-on auditability, and...
Struggling to manage your Amazon S3 controls? Learn how Immuta enables teams to create and manage subscription policies on their S3 objects so that all downstream users can get more use and value out of that data. Learn more about Immuta + Amazon S3 here.
Learn how to use the Immuta integration with Amazon S3 Access Grants to manage access to objects stored in S3 for EMR jobs. You can find more on Immuta + Amazon S3 here.
See how you can secure your Amazon S3 data with scalable, comprehensive controls using the Immuta Data Security Platform. Learn more about Immuta + Amazon S3 here.
Discover how you can use Immuta’s integration with Amazon S3 to enable secure, controlled access to VCF files for genomics analysis. Learn more about securing genomic data. Dig deeper into Immuta + Amazon S3.
Organizations are increasingly adopting data lakehouse architectures to reap the benefits of added flexibility, scalability, and cost-efficiency that they provide. But the need to consistently implement data access control across this open architecture approach can be elusive. Here, we’ll look step-by-step at how Immuta provides centralized, fine-grained access control across different cloud data platforms...