Getting Started

These guides are written by Immuta experts who have worked directly with organizations facing complex data governance challenges. Each article draws from hands-on experience in the field, offering practical insights, proven strategies, and actionable advice to help you get the most out of Immuta.

What you'll find here

Governance fundamentals

Build a strong foundation in data governance with core concepts like governance models, metadata strategy, and basic policy design.

Rollout strategy

Explore phased implementation, onboarding guidance, and change management strategies to help teams adopt Immuta successfully and sustainably.

Implementation

Learn from real-world scenarios, best practices, and field-tested configuration steps to successfully implement Immuta.

How to use these guides

• Start where you are From foundational concepts to advanced techniques, these guides offer something useful no matter where you are in your governance or Immuta journey.

• Pair with technical documentation These guides focus on strategy and best practices, while the technical documentation covers the technical details. Use them together for a complete picture—you’ll find links to corresponding technical documentation throughout.

• Revisit often As your governance needs evolve, come back for more insights. We add new content regularly, so there’s always something new to explore.

Suggested reads

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