Eye On A.I. #279 Matthew Carroll: Immuta’s Approach to Secure, Scalable Data Access in the Age of AI
Aug 14, 2025
Matthew Carroll, CEO and co-founder of Immuta, dives into the transformative role of data access governance in the age of AI. He discusses how traditional security models falter against modern data demands and how Immuta automates compliance for enterprises. Matthew highlights the importance of AI-powered governance agents and risk-based access controls to safeguard sensitive data. He also explores the challenges of global data governance and the innovative technology solutions that ensure secure and efficient data management for organizations, especially in the pharmaceutical sector.
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AI Broadens Data Consumers
- Generative AI massively expands who needs data access, from hundreds to potentially hundreds of thousands of consumers.
- Immuta orchestrates provisioning to scale determinations of who can see what, when, where, why, and how.
Origin Story From U.S. Intelligence
- Immuta began as a separation-of-policy-from-platform abstraction spun out of the U.S. intelligence community.
- The GUI lets lawyers or data owners build and enforce policies without writing code.
Blinded Clinical Trials Example
- In pharma, Immuta blinds patient, provider, and researcher to preserve FDA-compliant clinical trials worth billions.
- The platform pulls identity and data metadata and applies dynamic masking, filtering, and de-identification.