Amplifier Security Adds AI Agent Controls to Workforce Security Platform

Sep 17, 2026
Amplifier Security introduces Agent Intent & Posture Management, which helps security teams discover and govern AI agents created or used by employees.
Amplifier Security Adds AI Agent Controls to Workforce Security Platform
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Amplifier Security introduces Agent Intent & Posture Management, or AIPM, as an extension of its Workforce Security Platform, the company said in a press release. The product is available in private preview.

AIPM links discovered AI agents to their employee owners and records each agent's stated purpose. It adds threat intelligence risk indicators and assesses agent access and behavior to help security teams decide whether to keep, restrict, investigate, remediate, or retire an agent.

The product collects owner input through Slack or Microsoft Teams. It also records ownership, purpose, reviews, security decisions, remediation, and retirement actions for governance and audits.

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