Immuta

Big Data Management

PR Newswire | October 31, 2023

Immuta, a data security leader, today announced the release of Immuta Discover, a new product for automated tagging and classification on cloud data platforms. Immuta Discover enables data teams to establish and maintain highly accurate metadata for the primary purpose of data access control, monitoring and regulatory compliance. Immuta Discover automatically and continuously discovers s...

Big Data Management, Data Architecture

Immuta | October 13, 2022

Immuta, the leader in data access and data security, today announced the launch of The Immuta All Access Tour, its first owned event series that will highlight the latest trends and innovations in data security in seven major cities around the world. Each stop on the tour will feature a unique mix of thought leadership content, networking opportunities, and immersive experiences for customers and partners. Attendees will experience a variety of collaborative opportunities, includi...

Big Data Management

Immuta | July 01, 2021

Immuta, a global leader in universal cloud data access control, today announced the launch of a new SaaS deployment option that enables teams to implement data access control across their entire cloud data environment in minutes. Modern data teams now prefer pure SaaS deployments for all their analytics and data science, and they want access control delivered in the same way. Immuta’s SaaS deployment option addresses this increase, making it simple to implement while minimizing infrastruct...

tdworld.com | January 24, 2020

For many utilities, this world is not far off. For PECO Energy Co., a subsidiary of Exelon Corp., this world is here now as a result of the Exelon Utilities Analytics Academy. This program is aimed at enabling employees to adopt digital skills, such as machine learning, operational analytics, visual storytelling and automated analysis. This ensures the people who are most familiar with the meaning behind the data also can conduct their own analysis, rather than having to rely on a central group ...