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Omnissa launches Elara governance layer for enterprise AI in beta

Omnissa introduced Elara, a new governance layer for enterprise AI, at its Omnissa ONE 2026 event on September 29, 2026. The product aims to connect signals across disparate systems—including AI apps, models, and agents—to help IT and security teams monitor usage, enforce policies, and control high-impact actions before they occur. Omnissa claims 75% of enterprise-managed devices host…

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  • Omnissa Elara detects unsanctioned AI tools on 75% of enterprise devices, per company research
  • Beta includes shadow AI detection, AI usage guardrails, change management, and audit trails
  • Product integrates with existing tools like Workspace ONE and Horizon without requiring tech stack standardization

The product integrates with existing tools like Workspace ONE, Horizon, and identity/security systems, using connectors to map relationships between users, devices, apps, and AI agents. Omnissa emphasizes that Elara operates on operational context (not content) and promises to publish data handling details later. Analysts like Adam Holtby (Omdia) and Phil Hochmuth (IDC) highlight the need for governance as AI shifts from assistive tools to autonomous actors. Omnissa processes 50 TB of endpoint data daily and handles 150 million workflow executions monthly across tens of millions of endpoints. Elara is now in beta, with a demo and waitlist available.

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Omnissa Debuts Elara Authority Layer for Enterprise AI Governance

Unite.AI · 29 September 2026

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