Agent Intent & Posture Management
Agent Intent & Posture Management
Know your AI agents, who owns them, and what they're for
From local open-source models on employee machines to SaaS-native builders, Amplifier finds the agents employees build, asks each owner what they're for, and keeps one record from discovery through retirement. Your security team makes the calls, and Amplifier works with each owner to carry them out.
Security that respects the employee experience.
The Job It Does
Scale AI adoption without losing accountability, or the productivity
Before Amplifier, identity, runtime, and GRC tools each hold part of the story. Nothing connects the owner, stated purpose, permissions, and observed behavior in one record, so the default response is often bulk revocation without knowing what stopped running.
Which agents exist, and who owns them?
First-party endpoint discovery joins findings from connected tools. The owner confirms ownership, then declares purpose.
Do access and behavior match that purpose?
Permissions, behavioral signals, and third-party threat intelligence are compared with the owner’s declared intent.
Is the right human resolving risk?
The owner gets one specific question in Slack or Teams. Security chooses keep, scope down, investigate, remediate, or retire.
Can you prove it?
Ownership, purpose, reviews, decisions, remediation, and retirement are recorded across the agent lifecycle.
The Job It Does
Scale AI adoption without losing accountability, or the productivity
Before Amplifier, identity, runtime, and GRC tools each hold part of the story. Nothing connects the owner, stated purpose, permissions, and observed behavior in one record, so the default response is often bulk revocation without knowing what stopped running.
Which agents exist, and who owns them?
First-party endpoint discovery joins findings from connected tools. The owner confirms ownership, then declares purpose.
Do access and behavior match that purpose?
Permissions, behavioral signals, and third-party threat intelligence are compared with the owner’s declared intent.
Is the right human resolving risk?
The owner gets one specific question in Slack or Teams. Security chooses keep, scope down, investigate, remediate, or retire.
Can you prove it?
Ownership, purpose, reviews, decisions, remediation, and retirement are recorded across the agent lifecycle.
The Job It Does
Scale AI adoption without losing accountability, or the productivity
Before Amplifier, identity, runtime, and GRC tools each hold part of the story. Nothing connects the owner, stated purpose, permissions, and observed behavior in one record, so the default response is often bulk revocation without knowing what stopped running.
Which agents exist, and who owns them?
First-party endpoint discovery joins findings from connected tools. The owner confirms ownership, then declares purpose.
Do access and behavior match that purpose?
Permissions, behavioral signals, and third-party threat intelligence are compared with the owner’s declared intent.
Is the right human resolving risk?
The owner gets one specific question in Slack or Teams. Security chooses keep, scope down, investigate, remediate, or retire.
Can you prove it?
Ownership, purpose, reviews, decisions, remediation, and retirement are recorded across the agent lifecycle.
How It Works
Six steps, from discovery through retirement
Amplifier connects discovery, accountable human context, assessment, action, and evidence in one lifecycle workflow.
1. Discover agents and confirm ownership
First-party discovery on endpoints joins discoveries ingested from agent cloud platforms (Anthropic, OpenAI, and others) and connected security tools (Jamf, Okta, CrowdStrike, and others). The owner confirms the agent is theirs.
2. Validate intent with the accountable human
Ask each owner what the agent is for and record the answer only after the owner confirms and signs it.
3. Enrich findings with threat intelligence
Flag components and behaviors linked to known threats against external threat intelligence.
4. Assess access and behavior against intent
Compare permissions and connected-tool behavioral signals with what the owner said the agent is for. Behavior is observed. Purpose is declared.
5. Engage the owner and orchestrate action
The owner answers in Slack or Teams. Security selects keep, scope down, investigate, remediate, or retire, and Amplifier orchestrates through connected tools.
6. Record decisions through retirement
Maintain one lifecycle record per agent: owner, purpose, access, reviews, decisions, remediation, credential-revocation evidence, and retirement.
How It Works
Six steps, from discovery through retirement
Amplifier connects discovery, accountable human context, assessment, action, and evidence in one lifecycle workflow.
1. Discover agents and confirm ownership
First-party discovery on endpoints joins discoveries ingested from agent cloud platforms (Anthropic, OpenAI, and others) and connected security tools (Jamf, Okta, CrowdStrike, and others). The owner confirms the agent is theirs.
2. Validate intent with the accountable human
Ask each owner what the agent is for and record the answer only after the owner confirms and signs it.
3. Enrich findings with threat intelligence
Flag components and behaviors linked to known threats against external threat intelligence.
4. Assess access and behavior against intent
Compare permissions and connected-tool behavioral signals with what the owner said the agent is for. Behavior is observed. Purpose is declared.
5. Engage the owner and orchestrate action
The owner answers in Slack or Teams. Security selects keep, scope down, investigate, remediate, or retire, and Amplifier orchestrates through connected tools.
6. Record decisions through retirement
Maintain one lifecycle record per agent: owner, purpose, access, reviews, decisions, remediation, credential-revocation evidence, and retirement.
How It Works
Six steps, from discovery through retirement
Amplifier connects discovery, accountable human context, assessment, action, and evidence in one lifecycle workflow.
1. Discover agents and confirm ownership
First-party discovery on endpoints joins discoveries ingested from agent cloud platforms (Anthropic, OpenAI, and others) and connected security tools (Jamf, Okta, CrowdStrike, and others). The owner confirms the agent is theirs.
2. Validate intent with the accountable human
Ask each owner what the agent is for and record the answer only after the owner confirms and signs it.
3. Enrich findings with threat intelligence
Flag components and behaviors linked to known threats against external threat intelligence.
4. Assess access and behavior against intent
Compare permissions and connected-tool behavioral signals with what the owner said the agent is for. Behavior is observed. Purpose is declared.
5. Engage the owner and orchestrate action
The owner answers in Slack or Teams. Security selects keep, scope down, investigate, remediate, or retire, and Amplifier orchestrates through connected tools.
6. Record decisions through retirement
Maintain one lifecycle record per agent: owner, purpose, access, reviews, decisions, remediation, credential-revocation evidence, and retirement.
Human Oversight
Amplifier does the legwork. Your team makes the call.
Amplifier discovers the agent, finds the owner, asks the questions, gathers the answers, and orchestrates the action. What reaches your team is a decision with the context already attached: who owns this agent, what they say it's for, what it can access, and what the work requires. Keep, scope down, investigate, remediate, or retire.
Owners do their part, in parallel. Every owner conversation runs in Slack or Teams at the same time, so a hundred agents don't mean a hundred follow-ups. Employees answer one specific question about an agent they built, with the reason attached, and hand your team the business context only they have.
Drift gets caught, decisions get kept. Amplifier monitors agent activity against the owner's declared purpose and flags when access or behavior drifts. It keeps the governance record: ownership, purpose, reviews, decisions, remediation, and retirement. Prompts, responses, and tool calls stay where they are.
Your existing controls keep their job. Endpoint and identity tools handle blocking in the request path. Amplifier connects their signals to intent, carries out the action you chose through those same tools, and holds the evidence for the board, auditors, and insurers.
Human Oversight
Amplifier does the legwork. Your team makes the call.
Amplifier discovers the agent, finds the owner, asks the questions, gathers the answers, and orchestrates the action. What reaches your team is a decision with the context already attached: who owns this agent, what they say it's for, what it can access, and what the work requires. Keep, scope down, investigate, remediate, or retire.
Owners do their part, in parallel. Every owner conversation runs in Slack or Teams at the same time, so a hundred agents don't mean a hundred follow-ups. Employees answer one specific question about an agent they built, with the reason attached, and hand your team the business context only they have.
Drift gets caught, decisions get kept. Amplifier monitors agent activity against the owner's declared purpose and flags when access or behavior drifts. It keeps the governance record: ownership, purpose, reviews, decisions, remediation, and retirement. Prompts, responses, and tool calls stay where they are.
Your existing controls keep their job. Endpoint and identity tools handle blocking in the request path. Amplifier connects their signals to intent, carries out the action you chose through those same tools, and holds the evidence for the board, auditors, and insurers.
Human Oversight
Amplifier does the legwork. Your team makes the call.
Amplifier discovers the agent, finds the owner, asks the questions, gathers the answers, and orchestrates the action. What reaches your team is a decision with the context already attached: who owns this agent, what they say it's for, what it can access, and what the work requires. Keep, scope down, investigate, remediate, or retire.
Owners do their part, in parallel. Every owner conversation runs in Slack or Teams at the same time, so a hundred agents don't mean a hundred follow-ups. Employees answer one specific question about an agent they built, with the reason attached, and hand your team the business context only they have.
Drift gets caught, decisions get kept. Amplifier monitors agent activity against the owner's declared purpose and flags when access or behavior drifts. It keeps the governance record: ownership, purpose, reviews, decisions, remediation, and retirement. Prompts, responses, and tool calls stay where they are.
Your existing controls keep their job. Endpoint and identity tools handle blocking in the request path. Amplifier connects their signals to intent, carries out the action you chose through those same tools, and holds the evidence for the board, auditors, and insurers.
Connected To
The second half of your workforce, on the same platform
Amplifier applies Know, Act, and Prove to the AI agents employees build, the same way Endpoint Security Posture Management applies it to their devices. AI Governance governs the AI tools employees use; Amplifier governs the agents employees build, which act with their own access and credentials.
Know, Act, and Prove for the agents employees build
Govern the tools employees use, then govern the agents they build
Owner conversation, execution, and lifecycle evidence
Connected To
The second half of your workforce, on the same platform
Amplifier applies Know, Act, and Prove to the AI agents employees build, the same way Endpoint Security Posture Management applies it to their devices. AI Governance governs the AI tools employees use; Amplifier governs the agents employees build, which act with their own access and credentials.
Know, Act, and Prove for the agents employees build
Govern the tools employees use, then govern the agents they build
Owner conversation, execution, and lifecycle evidence
Connected To
The second half of your workforce, on the same platform
Amplifier applies Know, Act, and Prove to the AI agents employees build, the same way Endpoint Security Posture Management applies it to their devices. AI Governance governs the AI tools employees use; Amplifier governs the agents employees build, which act with their own access and credentials.
Know, Act, and Prove for the agents employees build
Govern the tools employees use, then govern the agents they build
Owner conversation, execution, and lifecycle evidence
Cloud Security Alliance
82% of organizations discovered at least one AI agent or workflow that security or IT did not previously know about in the past year.
82% of organizations discovered at least one AI agent or workflow that security or IT did not previously know about in the past year.
Request an evaluation
Amplifier is in private preview. Name a security stakeholder and a scoped set of employee-created agent environments, and we’ll start with discovery and the first owner conversations against your stack.
Request an evaluation
Amplifier is in private preview. Name a security stakeholder and a scoped set of employee-created agent environments, and we’ll start with discovery and the first owner conversations against your stack.
Request an evaluation
Amplifier is in private preview. Name a security stakeholder and a scoped set of employee-created agent environments, and we’ll start with discovery and the first owner conversations against your stack.