Immuta
Immuta automates data access control and privacy enforcement across cloud data platforms, enabling organizations to unlock data value while ensuring compliance and reducing risk through policy-driven security.
Last updated May 11, 2026 by the ATDb Editorial Team
- Industry
- Data Security and Governance (Data Infrastructure)
- Business Model
- SaaS
- Target Market
- Enterprise
- Employee Count
- 201-500
- Funding
- $267M
- Revenue Range
- $50M-$200M
- Stock Symbol
- NASDAQ:SYMBOL
- API Available
- Yes
Leading provider of automated data security and access control platforms for cloud data environments
Immuta is a data security and governance platform company that specializes in automated data access control, privacy, and compliance management. While not a traditional AdTech company, Immuta operates in the broader data infrastructure space, providing critical data governance capabilities that enable organizations across various industries—including those in advertising and marketing technology—to securely manage and utilize sensitive data. The platform automates policy enforcement across cloud data platforms, enabling data teams to accelerate analytics while maintaining compliance with regulations like GDPR, CCPA, and HIPAA. Immuta's relevance to the AdTech ecosystem lies in its ability to help companies manage consumer data privacy and consent, which has become increasingly critical as privacy regulations tighten globally. The platform integrates with major cloud data warehouses and lakes (Snowflake, Databricks, AWS, Google Cloud, Azure) and provides dynamic data masking, access controls, and audit capabilities. This makes it valuable for AdTech companies that need to balance data-driven personalization with privacy compliance requirements.
Immuta Data Security Platform
Universal data security platform providing automated access control, privacy enforcement, and compliance management across cloud data platforms
Policy Management
Centralized policy creation and enforcement engine that translates business rules into technical controls
Data Access Control
Automated attribute-based and role-based access control with dynamic data masking capabilities
Privacy Engineering
Tools for implementing privacy-enhancing techniques including differential privacy, k-anonymization, and purpose-based restrictions