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Immuta Announces Agentic Data Access and Intent-Driven Access Control for Databricks

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New agentic data access capabilities and compliance tooling will enable joint customers to safely deploy autonomous AI agents across Databricks without exposing sensitive data or overwhelming IT teams.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 15, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Immuta, a leader in data access governance and provisioning, today announced the expansion of its partnership with Databricks, the Data and AI company, with the launch of four new capabilities: Immuta Agentic Data Access for Databricks, Intent-Driven Access Control powered by Databricks Unity Catalog’s role-based access controls (RBAC), the Immuta “Comply” App for Databricks Unity Catalog, and a scalable ABAC architecture for Group-Based Permission Assignment. Together, these solutions deliver dynamic, context-aware data access, secure agentic workflows, natural language compliance auditing, and enterprise-scale backend performance for organizations deploying AI at scale.

As enterprises deploy autonomous AI agents within the Databricks platform, data security at scale has become a primary bottleneck. Traditional models create a difficult trade-off: static service accounts grant agents blanket access to entire data lakes, while OAuth-based architectures force IT to pre-provision Databricks accounts for every employee that might ask a question, and risk agents inheriting full admin privileges when a high-level user is behind the prompt. Moving past authentication to centralized contextual authorization is the only way to bound agent behavior without operational bloat. With Immuta and Databricks, joint customers can safely unleash AI agents working on behalf of users without exposing sensitive data or overwhelming IT teams.

Built on an open-source foundation, Databricks democratizes access to data and AI, making it easier for organizations to build and scale data and AI apps, analytics, and agents. Immuta’s new capabilities integrate deeply with Databricks Unity Catalog—specifically leveraging the new role-based access controls feature for Agentic Data Access—to ensure organizations can innovate with AI without compromising on zero-trust governance.

“Deploying enterprise AI hits a breaking point when organizations try to force modern agents into legacy security frameworks,” said Steve Touw, CTO at Immuta. “Relying on OAuth for AI agents forces IT to provision accounts for every potential user while risking catastrophic privilege escalation. Immuta’s Agentic Data Access capability, which leverages Databricks’ role-based access control feature, moves past basic authentication to true, centralized authorization, eliminating the provisioning bloat and ensuring access is always verified, tightly scoped, and secure.”

The new capabilities deliver strict, centralized on-behalf-of authorization, intent-driven access scoping, natural language compliance tooling, and a significant upgrade to backend scalability. Key capabilities available to Databricks customers include:

Immuta Agentic Data Access for Databricks: Joint customers can safely deploy autonomous AI agents across Databricks without exposing sensitive data or overwhelming IT teams. Immuta validates a user’s external identity and dynamically bounds each agent session to only the access that user requires, at the table, row, column, and cell level, with no pre-provisioned accounts, no broad admin tokens, and a full audit trail maintained inside Unity Catalog throughout.Intent-Driven Access Control (Scoping via RBAC): Users and AI agents only access what they need, when they need it, and nothing more. Powered by Databricks Unity Catalog’s role-based access controls and attribute-based access controls, Immuta dynamically scopes permissions based on the verified context of a current task rather than static job titles or broad entitlements. Access is provisioned for the duration of the task and removed automatically when it ends, minimizing risk exposure and ensuring continuous compliance with GDPR, HIPAA, and data sovereignty requirements.The Immuta “Comply” App for Databricks Unity Catalog: Compliance, security, and business teams can now answer governance questions in plain English — no SQL queries or manual audits required. Built on Immuta’s enhanced Access Summary Export schema, the Comply App translates complex permission metadata, birthright policies, and active entitlements into instant, audit-ready results. Teams can ask questions like “Which AI agents have access to financial tables?” or “Summarize our active birthright access policies in Unity Catalog” and get answers immediately.Group-Based Permission Assignment for Databricks: Immuta’s data access policies now scale to enterprise volumes on Databricks without hitting platform limits, and with zero disruption to end users or changes to existing security rules. By shifting from User-to-Object to Group-to-Object permission assignment, Immuta’s ABAC engine automatically calculates unique permission combinations and groups users into those buckets, bypassing Databricks’ internal principal-to-object limits and ensuring access automation remains fully scalable as organizations grow.

“Customers consistently ask us for simpler, more seamless ways to bring their data, analytics, and AI together—and to move from experimentation to production faster,” said Stephen Orban, SVP, Product Ecosystem & Partnerships at Databricks. “With this new integration, Immuta is helping address that need by enabling our joint customers to build, deploy, and scale data and AI applications and agents more efficiently on the Databricks platform.”

The new capabilities are available to all Databricks customers today. To learn more about the partnership with Databricks, please visit immuta.com and visit Immuta at the Databricks Data + AI Summit in San Francisco, June 15–18.

About Immuta

Since 2015, Immuta has helped Fortune 500 companies and government agencies put data to work faster and more safely than ever before. As organizations face exploding demand for data access provisioning from both human and AI systems, Immuta’s platform automates data provisioning and governance across complex data ecosystems. By eliminating manual processes that create access delays, Immuta helps enterprises provision secure access at unprecedented speed while maintaining continuous compliance. The company’s intelligent solutions streamline collaboration between data consumers, stewards, and governors, enabling organizations to scale data use without scaling risk. For more information, visit immuta.com.

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The Discovery Point Difference: Choosing Center-Based VPK vs. Public School Programs

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TAMPA, Fla., June 15, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Parents of preschoolers now have many options in early childhood education. These may include half or full day private programs like church preschool or in childcare centers. When a child turns four, there are additional options including state funded PreK or a Voluntary Preschool Program (VPK) paid for with school vouchers.

State-funded programs are traditionally housed in childcare centers, but there are an increasing number of classrooms being offered at local public schools. How do parents know which option is best for their child?

At Discovery Point, children are not simply preparing for kindergarten; they are building a strong foundation in an environment intentionally designed just for them.

What Is Florida VPK?

Florida’s Voluntary Prekindergarten (VPK) Program provides free educational opportunities for eligible four-year-olds before they enter kindergarten. The goal of VPK is to help children develop the academic, social, emotional, and physical skills needed for future school success. Families can use their Florida VPK voucher at approved childcare centers, private preschools, and certain public-school programs.

As parents compare their options, it’s important to look beyond cost and convenience to evaluate the quality of the learning environment, teacher qualifications, safety procedures, and overall educational experience.

Why Families Choose Discovery Point Centers for VPK

Discovery Point’s Proprietary curriculum and in-center design is created for preschool aged children:

Caring, nurturing teachers specifically trained in Early Childhood Education.A secure campus designed for young children, with controlled access, structured supervision, and safety procedures focused exclusively on the needs of preschoolers.A social-emotional environment where children can learn, grow, and build friendships alongside peers their own age, without exposure to the influences, behaviors, and challenges that naturally come with sharing a campus with children as old as 12 years old.Classrooms filled with developmentally appropriate materials, toys, and learning experiences designed specifically for four- and five-year-olds.Child-sized restrooms, sinks, furniture, and learning environments that promote confidence, independence, and success.Age-appropriate playgrounds designed to meet preschool developmental needs and ASTM safety standards.Regular oversight through inspections by the Florida Department of Children and Families, along with Discovery Point’s own Quality Assurance Team, ensuring high standards for health, safety, and educational excellence.A warm, family-focused environment where children are known, valued, and encouraged to grow socially, emotionally, physically, and academically.Enrichment opportunities and experiences that go beyond what many traditional school settings can offer, helping children develop confidence, creativity, and a lifelong love of learning.A proven curriculum that prepares children for kindergarten success through hands-on learning experiences that build early literacy, math, science, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills.

Elementary schools simply aren’t designed for little minds and little bodies.

Research continues to show that high-quality early childhood education can have lasting benefits for academic achievement and social-emotional development. For this reason, Discovery Point encourages families to carefully evaluate all preschool options and visit potential programs before making a decision.

For Florida VPK options with Discovery Point, visit https://www.discoverypoint.com/centers/ to find a location near you and schedule a tour. Discovery Point has been a leader in childcare and early education since 1988. 

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Briyanna Purifoye
bpurifoye@discoverypoint.com 

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Whimstay Launches Same-Day Booking, Bringing Hotel-Style Spontaneity to Vacation Rentals

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Travelers can now book select vacation rentals up to four hours before check-in, closing a gap that kept the category out of reach for last-minute bookers

SAN FRANCISCO, June 15, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Whimstay, the vacation rental platform built for last-minute travel, today announced that it now accepts same-day bookings on select properties. For participating homes, travelers can reserve a stay up to four hours before check-in, a capability long associated with hotels but rarely available in vacation rentals.

For years, the vacation rental industry stayed out of reach for same-day bookers. Long lead times, manual host approvals, and the operational complexity of turning over a home on short notice meant travelers who needed a place tonight defaulted to hotels. Whimstay’s same-day booking changes that for participating properties, giving spontaneous travelers, last-minute planners, and anyone whose plans shifted at the eleventh hour access to full homes instead of a single room.

The launch builds on Whimstay’s focus on last-minute inventory and competitive pricing. When a host opts a property into same-day booking, they are often motivated to fill an open calendar, which means travelers find space and value where they previously found neither.

Making four-hour bookings possible meant solving the trust problem that comes with speed. Whimstay built sophisticated fraud prevention into the same-day flow, screening transactions in real time so that faster bookings do not mean riskier ones for hosts or travelers.

“Same-day booking has been the standard in hotels for decades, and there was no good reason vacation rentals couldn’t offer the same thing,” said Ben Jamshahi, CEO at Whimstay. “We built the infrastructure to make it fast, safe, and reliable. Now a traveler can decide at noon and check into a full home by evening.”

Same-day booking is available now on participating Whimstay properties. To find a last-minute stay, visit whimstay.com.

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Whimstay is a vacation rental platform specializing in last-minute bookings and competitive pricing, connecting travelers with available homes when they need them most.

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Kelley Drye Relocates San Diego Office to Del Mar

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New Location Supports Client Engagement and the Firm’s Continued Growth in California

SAN DIEGO, June 15, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Kelley Drye & Warren LLP has relocated its San Diego office from La Jolla to a new Del Mar location at 12481 High Bluff Drive, reinforcing the firm’s continued investment in California and enhancing its ability to serve clients across the state.

The new 5,000‑square‑foot office is designed as a flexible hub for client engagement and collaboration. It features a state‑of‑the‑art conference center to support client meetings and industry programming, along with shared amenities that encourage informal connection among teams and clients. Centrally located within San Diego’s business and legal community, the Del Mar office provides room for continued growth while strengthening the firm’s local presence.

“California is a critical market for our clients,” said Kelley Drye Managing Partner Dana Rosenfeld. “Our new office allows us to collaborate more closely with clients while supporting the integrated, statewide platform we are building across California.”

The San Diego relocation builds on Kelley Drye’s recent expansion in California, including the opening of its San Francisco office and the addition of privacy partner Kate Black in San Francisco and litigation partner Tom Rybarczyk in Los Angeles. Together, these investments strengthen the firm’s ability to serve clients seamlessly throughout the state.

Lawyers in Kelley Drye’s San Diego office advise clients nationwide on environmental, international trade, and litigation matters. The office is led by partners Rebecca Durrant, Andrew Homer, and Kristine Pirnia, who will continue to build the firm’s presence and deepen client relationships in the region.

“This move gives us a stronger platform for client meetings, industry programs, and engagement with the San Diego business community,” said partner Andrew Homer. “As the firm continues to grow in California, we remain focused on attracting top talent and delivering the high level of service and collaboration our clients expect.”

The San Diego office move follows Kelley Drye’s recent relocations in Washington, D.C., New Jersey, and Connecticut. Together, these milestones underscore the firm’s long‑term commitment to its people, clients, and communities, and its focus on providing exceptional legal counsel in fast‑evolving markets.

Kelley Drye & Warren LLP is a powerhouse law firm with more than 190 years of practice. With over 300 attorneys and professionals across nine offices, it offers tenacious courtroom advocacy, strategic problem‑solving, and savvy deal‑making across litigation, regulatory, trade, real estate, bankruptcy, and corporate matters. Kelley Drye represents a diverse client base, serving Fortune 500 companies, emerging businesses, and government entities across technology, finance, healthcare, defense, real estate, and manufacturing. Kelley Drye is committed to delivering practical advice, creative solutions, and exceptional value through enduring client relationships. For more information, visit www.kelleydrye.com

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