What is Elara?
Elara is the authority layer for AI governance and high-impact enterprise actions. It connects to the systems you already use; builds context across identities, devices, apps, and AI (including agents, models, and other AI tools); and correlates that context with your policy and permission structure to help you decide what actions are allowed to happen. Watch the demo for a first look.
Top challenges Elara solves
Every tool in your estate can make a change. None of them can tell you whether that change should happen, what else it touches, or who approved it.
Shadow AI
Teams adopt AI faster than IT can approve it. Elara discovers the AI apps, models, agents, and MCP tools in use across your estate - including the ones nobody registered.
Ungoverned agents
Agents act with your people's access but without the same. Elara holds humans, systems, and AI to one authority model, so every actor answers to the same policy.
Risky change
One system approves a change while another has a freeze, conflict, or dependency in effect. Elara connects that context across systems so risk and impact are understood before a change moves forward.
Audit reconstruction
When actions span people, agents, automations, and systems, reconstructing what happened is rarely simple. Elara captures the context, actions, approvals, and outcomes so decisions can be replayed later.
The authority layer above the tools you already run
Elara connects to Omnissa and non-Omnissa systems alike. Workspace ONE and Horizon are where it starts, not where it stops.
Connectors extend Elara to the rest of your environment: to Workspace ONE, Horizon, and your identity, security, and ITSM tools. Custom connectors cover whatever else matters.
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Elara FAQs
Elara discovers AI apps, models, agents, MCP servers, and tools in use across managed endpoints - including tools installed outside standard app inventory. What it finds can then be sanctioned, restricted, or monitored through the systems you already run.
The Omnissa AI Gateway sits between your users, apps, and agents and the models and tools they call. It authenticates the requester, authorizes what they can use, applies data and prompt guardrails, meters consumption, and routes each request to the right destination.
Elara applies one authority model to people, automations, and AI agents alike. Before a consequential action runs, it is evaluated against enterprise context - conflicts, freezes, dependencies, and approval policy - and the decision is preserved for replay.
Elara works from the operational context your connected systems already produce - identities, device and app posture, events, policy, and approvals - rather than the content of an employee's work. Data handling and retention detail will be published alongside the datasheet.