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Enterprises will now be able to effectively implement data governance and security controls when data is distributed across complex ecosystems in the cloud. The partnership, which focuses on unlocking data and analytics workloads in the cloud by putting data security first will allow the safe enforcement of strict data policies for customers, whilst maintaining simple, scalable processes internally. For the more cloud mature customers, looking to take the next step in their approach to data modernisation, Interago and Immuta will also be teaming up to offer flexible, agile and scalable solutions for a data mesh architecture.

From a recent business breakfast, with Interago, Snowflake and Immuta, the consensus was unanimous that Data Security is essential to the success of implementing a secure, scalable data mesh architecture. Other findings included the focus on the people, processes and organisation - breaking down the silos between the data teams and the security teams and showing the value of such to improve accountability and making data available, whilst increasing efficiency.

Interago CEO, Svein Henriksen, said: “Interago always advises customers to have compliance and security top of mind when building analytical platforms. We have evaluated different data security platforms and concluded that Immuta is the best fit for discovering, protecting, and monitoring our customers’ data.

Immuta’s platform is used across all verticals, including financial services, insurance, healthcare, pharmaceutical, manufacturing, transportation, retail, and public sector organisations, as well as leading tech firms. Immuta’s growing partner network of top cloud data platforms includes Snowflake, Databricks, Amazon Redshift, Google BigQuery, Azure Synapse, and Starburst.