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# PostgreSQL

Learn about how you can register data from PostgreSQL and enforce object-level access controls on that data

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**Public preview**: This integration is available to all accounts that request to enable it for their tenant. Contact your Immuta representative to enable it.
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In the PostgreSQL integration, Immuta registers data from PostgreSQL and enforces subscription policies on that data.

## [Getting started with PostgreSQL](/SaaS/configuration/integrations/postgresql/getting-started-with-postgresql.md)

This getting started guide outlines how to integrate PostgreSQL with Immuta.

## How-to guide

[Register a PostgreSQL connection](/SaaS/configuration/integrations/postgresql/register-a-postgresql-connection.md)

## Reference guides

* [PostgreSQL integration](/SaaS/configuration/integrations/postgresql/reference-guides/postgresql-connection.md): This guide describes the design and components of the integration.
* [Security and compliance](/SaaS/configuration/integrations/postgresql/reference-guides/security-and-compliance.md): This guide provides an overview of the Immuta features that provide security for your users and that allow you to prove compliance and monitor for anomalies.
* [Protecting data](/SaaS/configuration/integrations/postgresql/reference-guides/protecting-data.md): This guide provides an overview of how to protect securables with Immuta policies.
* [Accessing data](/SaaS/configuration/integrations/postgresql/reference-guides/accessing-data.md): This guide provides an overview of how PostgreSQL users access data registered in Immuta.


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