Agent Intent & Posture Management / Lifeycle Management
Prove how every agent was governed, from the owner’s first answer to retirement.
Amplifier records ownership, purpose, reviews, decisions, remediation, and retirement actions, giving your team one lifecycle record for each AI agent. Credential revocation is in the record. So is everything that led to it.
Security that respects the employee experience.
Agent Intent & Posture Management / Lifeycle Management
Prove how every agent was governed, from the owner’s first answer to retirement.
Amplifier records ownership, purpose, reviews, decisions, remediation, and retirement actions, giving your team one lifecycle record for each AI agent. Credential revocation is in the record. So is everything that led to it.
Security that respects the employee experience.
Agent Intent & Posture Management / Lifeycle Management
Prove how every agent was governed, from the owner’s first answer to retirement.
Amplifier records ownership, purpose, reviews, decisions, remediation, and retirement actions, giving your team one lifecycle record for each AI agent. Credential revocation is in the record. So is everything that led to it.
Security that respects the employee experience.
The Evidence Gap
Revoking a credential ends the access. It doesn't retire the agent.
Agent offboarding typically stops at revocation. A year later, an auditor asks who approved the agent, what it was supposed to do, when it was last reviewed, and what the security team decided. The identity log shows a credential that no longer exists. The GRC tool holds a point-in-time attestation. Nothing followed the agent from the day it appeared to the day it was retired.
The Evidence Gap
Revoking a credential ends the access. It doesn't retire the agent.
Agent offboarding typically stops at revocation. A year later, an auditor asks who approved the agent, what it was supposed to do, when it was last reviewed, and what the security team decided. The identity log shows a credential that no longer exists. The GRC tool holds a point-in-time attestation. Nothing followed the agent from the day it appeared to the day it was retired.
The Evidence Gap
Revoking a credential ends the access. It doesn't retire the agent.
Agent offboarding typically stops at revocation. A year later, an auditor asks who approved the agent, what it was supposed to do, when it was last reviewed, and what the security team decided. The identity log shows a credential that no longer exists. The GRC tool holds a point-in-time attestation. Nothing followed the agent from the day it appeared to the day it was retired.
How It Works
Record, review, retire.
Every step of AIPM writes to the same record, so proving governance isn’t a project at audit time. It’s a byproduct of doing the work.
Record every decision
Ownership, declared purpose, access at the time of review, threat context, the security team’s decision, the remediation action, and credential-revocation evidence are recorded as they happen. We keep the decisions, not the activity log.
Review on a cadence
On a cadence your team sets, owners re-confirm that the agent still exists, still serves its stated purpose, and still needs the access it holds. Reviews land in Slack or Teams as one question, and the answer joins the record.
Retire with evidence
Agents that have stopped running but still hold live credentials surface for the owner: ‘Three agents you set up aren’t running anymore but still hold live credentials. Retire all three?’ The retirement, the revocation, and who approved it are recorded together.
How It Works
Record, review, retire.
Every step of AIPM writes to the same record, so proving governance isn’t a project at audit time. It’s a byproduct of doing the work.
Record every decision
Ownership, declared purpose, access at the time of review, threat context, the security team’s decision, the remediation action, and credential-revocation evidence are recorded as they happen. We keep the decisions, not the activity log.
Review on a cadence
On a cadence your team sets, owners re-confirm that the agent still exists, still serves its stated purpose, and still needs the access it holds. Reviews land in Slack or Teams as one question, and the answer joins the record.
Retire with evidence
Agents that have stopped running but still hold live credentials surface for the owner: ‘Three agents you set up aren’t running anymore but still hold live credentials. Retire all three?’ The retirement, the revocation, and who approved it are recorded together.
How It Works
Record, review, retire.
Every step of AIPM writes to the same record, so proving governance isn’t a project at audit time. It’s a byproduct of doing the work.
Record every decision
Ownership, declared purpose, access at the time of review, threat context, the security team’s decision, the remediation action, and credential-revocation evidence are recorded as they happen. We keep the decisions, not the activity log.
Review on a cadence
On a cadence your team sets, owners re-confirm that the agent still exists, still serves its stated purpose, and still needs the access it holds. Reviews land in Slack or Teams as one question, and the answer joins the record.
Retire with evidence
Agents that have stopped running but still hold live credentials surface for the owner: ‘Three agents you set up aren’t running anymore but still hold live credentials. Retire all three?’ The retirement, the revocation, and who approved it are recorded together.
Proof from discovery to retirement
A record the board, auditors, and insurers can read.
The lifecycle record supports AI governance programs aligned with NIST AI RMF and ISO/IEC 42001 lifecycle controls. Amplifier monitors agent activity for drift from declared purpose. Leaders see it through Risk Reporting and Ampy Risk Advisor, alongside the device evidence Endpoint Security Posture Management produces: what was found, who was accountable, what they did, and how exposure changed.
Proof from discovery to retirement
A record the board, auditors, and insurers can read.
The lifecycle record supports AI governance programs aligned with NIST AI RMF and ISO/IEC 42001 lifecycle controls. Amplifier monitors agent activity for drift from declared purpose. Leaders see it through Risk Reporting and Ampy Risk Advisor, alongside the device evidence Endpoint Security Posture Management produces: what was found, who was accountable, what they did, and how exposure changed.
Proof from discovery to retirement
A record the board, auditors, and insurers can read.
The lifecycle record supports AI governance programs aligned with NIST AI RMF and ISO/IEC 42001 lifecycle controls. Amplifier monitors agent activity for drift from declared purpose. Leaders see it through Risk Reporting and Ampy Risk Advisor, alongside the device evidence Endpoint Security Posture Management produces: what was found, who was accountable, what they did, and how exposure changed.
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See the full lifecycle record for each agent
From the owner’s declared purpose through the last review to retirement, in one view you could hand an auditor.
See the full lifecycle record for each agent
From the owner’s declared purpose through the last review to retirement, in one view you could hand an auditor.
See the full lifecycle record for each agent
From the owner’s declared purpose through the last review to retirement, in one view you could hand an auditor.