Omnissa Announces Elara AI Governance and Task Control Solution
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Omnissa has announced Omnissa Elara, an AI governance and task control solution for IT teams.
Elara connects signals from multiple independently operated systems to help organizations gain a broader view of the use of AI applications, models, and agents across the enterprise.
It also integrates signals from people, ID, devices, applications, and AI tools to determine whether actions should be allowed according to policies and permissions before execution, while also supporting shadow AI detection and audit evidence retention.
Omnissa has announced Omnissa Elara, an AI governance and task control solution for IT teams. The solution includes features that support prediction and control before AI task outputs are generated.
The product works by connecting signals from multiple independently operated systems. This helps IT and security leaders gain a broader view of how digital work tools such as AI applications, models, and agents are used across the organization. It also helps them apply policies and controls based on the overall business context.
Brian Link, head of product for Omnissa Elara, said demand is growing for companies to adopt AI while also maintaining control across the organization’s environment. He said that the limited scope of information provided by each system is making it more difficult to achieve these goals.
Brian Link, head of product for Omnissa Elara, said Elara builds on Omnissa’s foundation of helping customers manage digital work across separate systems. He added that by integrating signals from multiple systems, it helps IT teams apply safeguards and make more accurate decisions about the next step.
The limitations of existing tools generally lie in their focus on approving tasks within the systems they manage. By contrast, Elara was designed for Omnissa and third-party environments alike, reflecting the real-world IT operations of large enterprises. Elara operates on top of existing tools and serves as a bridge to connect systems companies already use. It also supports environments without a unified technology stack, providing broader context.
Elara integrates signals about people, ID, devices, and applications with signals about AI agents, models, and other AI tools. It links those combined signals to organizational policies and permission structures to help determine whether an action should be allowed before it is carried out.
In addition, Elara includes shadow AI detection, and it also supports AI usage policy settings and safeguard configurations. It can control changes to key enterprise tasks and retain evidence for audits.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Kwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=408428
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