Your company uses multiple AIs. Why do you only govern one (if at all)?
Join Rencore CEO Matthias Einig and VP of Product Tiina Rytkönen as they introduce Rencore Governance's move beyond Microsoft 365: a single policy layer, tied to the identities you already manage, covering every AI your organization runs. Live session, 60 minutes. Can't make it? Register anyway, and we'll send you the recording.
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Why this matters now
Most enterprises stopped running a single AI a while ago. Gartner puts GenAI adoption at more than 80% of enterprises by 2026, up from under 5% in 2023. Every new tool your teams pilot or adopt is one more place sensitive data can end up ungoverned.
Rencore Governance has covered Microsoft 365 and Copilot for years. On 1 October, we're showing where it goes next.
What you'll see
- One governance layer for every Microsoft and Anthropic AI under a single policy and review cycle today, with OpenAI and Gemini support coming. No separate tool per provider, no separate process to maintain.
- Governance that follows identity: every AI account, workspace, and permission joins back to Entra ID, so you are governing the identities you already manage instead of building a parallel system from scratch.
- See what AI can reach, not just what it says. Runtime guardrails govern what an AI says. Rencore governs what it can reach, and when. That is the gap most governance tools leave open, and it is the one we close.
- Act on what you find: deactivate an API key, remove a user, archive a workspace. Six actions you can take directly in the console at preview, not just read about on a dashboard.
What you'll walk away knowing
- Why "govern Microsoft 365" and "govern AI" are becoming the same job, and what that means for your team's workload, not just your tool stack.
- What Rencore Governance can see and do across Microsoft Copilot and Anthropic Claude today, with a straight answer on what is still on the roadmap for OpenAI, Gemini and more.
- How identity join to Entra ID works in practice, shown live in the product rather than on a slide.
- What "the AI estate" means as a category, and how to tell whether your organization already has a governance gap in it.
Who should attend
You're in the right place if:
- You own security, risk, or governance for an organization running more than one AI technology (Copilot, Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or others) in production or pilot.
- You already govern Microsoft 365 at enterprise scale with Entra ID, and AI is quickly becoming part of that job.
- You're accountable for knowing what your organization's AI tools can access, not just what they say.
Also worth your time if you administer Rencore for Microsoft 365 governance today and want to see where the platform is headed.
Our Speakers
Tiina, Rencore's VP of Product and Engineering, is a tech executive who thrives in the space between "what is" and "what could be." For 20+ years, she led organizations through critical transformations, from scaling enterprise programs in telecommunications to building award-winning digital teams. Tiina embraces taking complex technical or organizational challenges and translating them into executable strategies. Her approach: bridge the gap between technical reality and business vision. The best solutions come from understanding both the code and the customer, both the sprint and the strategy.
Matthias started Rencore because he kept seeing the same problem: Everyone is adopting Microsoft 365, Power Platform, and now Copilot & AI - without a plan to govern it. The result? Sprawl, oversharing, shadow agents, rising risk, and costs. With Rencore, Matthias helps organizations stay in control. Rencore brings visibility, automation, and lifecycle governance to Microsoft 365, SharePoint, Teams, Power Apps, Copilot, Azure AI, and more.