Omnissa Details Elara Governance Controls for AI and IT Actions

Sep 29, 2026
Omnissa Elara gives IT and security teams centralized controls for AI access and high impact enterprise actions. The beta can detect shadow AI, enforce model usage policies and record authorization decisions.
Omnissa Details Elara Governance Controls for AI and IT Actions

Omnissa detailed Elara, the governance layer introduced with its new AI tools, in a press release. Available in beta, Elara helps IT and security teams authorize AI and IT actions before they affect enterprise systems.

Elara connects data about users, identities, devices, applications, AI tools, agents, models, permissions and policies across Omnissa and third party environments. It can detect unauthorized AI tools on managed devices and govern model access through the Omnissa AI Gateway, including usage controls and token metering.

The service also applies centralized change controls to high impact actions by checking conflicts, freezes and dependencies. It records decisions, authorizations and affected systems to provide audit ready evidence.

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