User Interface Changes in v2025.1 LTS
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The 2025.1.0 LTS release introduces a refreshed Immuta user experience with a reorganized navigation menu, smarter workflows, and visual updates designed for clarity, accessibility, and efficiency. This guide walks through what’s changed, with visual references to help your team adjust quickly.
The navigation menu has been reorganized to make the application more intuitive and user-friendly. Users now see the following sections:
Metadata for managing tags across data sources and columns
Identities for managing users, groups, and user attributes
Insights for accessing reports, audit logs, and notifications
The previous Detect, Discover, and Governance sections have been removed from the sidebar. These features have not been removed. They have been integrated directly into the relevant parts of the platform for a more streamlined experience.
Each data source on the Data Sources page appears as an expandable row, showing key metadata such as host, database, schema, source ID, and tags.
Display names use the full connection path (e.g., DatabricksConnection.schema.table).
Connections allow you to register your data objects in a technology through a single connection, making data registration more scalable for your organization.
Instead of registering schema and databases individually, you can register them all at once and allow Immuta to monitor your data platform for changes.
All data sources within the registered connection and any new data sources discovered by object sync will automatically receive a system-generated connection tag.
These tags can be used like any other in Immuta to build policies, add data sources to domains, generate reports, etc. However, they cannot be edited or deleted.
The tag will be formatted as follows and applied to data sources from table data objects:
Identification runs identifiers to discover data.
Identification now uses identifiers defined by a single criterion and resulting tags instead of rules and patterns.
Identifiers are grouped by domain, not by framework.
Reference identifiers act as templates; when added to a domain, they become independent and editable.
Users with the Manage Identifiers permission can create, assign, and manage identifiers within their domains.
Immuta’s Classification service allows users to build frameworks with custom rules that evaluate existing column tags, neighboring column tags, and table-level tags to categorize data by content and risk level.
The API for building frameworks and rules and the UI for managing them are now generally available (GA).
The Global Policy Builders have been updated with a cleaner layout, clearer labels, and new options like domain restriction, making it easier to build and manage policies at scale.
The @hasTagAsAttribute() and @hasTagAsGroup() functions are now generally available, enabling dynamic policy enforcement by matching user attributes or group memberships to tags on data sources or columns.
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Domains are containers for data sources, identifiers, and policies that allow you to delegate data ownership and governance to specific teams, business units, or experts.
The updated UI streamlines domain creation and introduces the option for dynamic data source assignment, adding to the existing option of manual assignment.
