Amplifier, a leader in workforce security, has announced the launch of the industry’s first agentic platform for human risk management at the RSA Conference 2026. This release introduces two primary capabilities—AI Agent Studio and Ampy Risk Advisor—that transform Amplifier's AI-native foundation into a comprehensive system for cross-stack remediation. By integrating visibility across devices, applications, and identities, the platform allows security teams to move beyond static awareness training toward autonomous, human-in-the-loop risk mitigation.
Launch Date: Announced March 23, 2026, at the RSA Conference in San Francisco.
Key New Features: AI Agent Studio (low-code agent builder) and Ampy Risk Advisor (conversational risk analyst).
Core Functionality: Combines employee-level risk visibility with autonomous remediation across Slack, Microsoft Teams, and browsers.
The "Human Risk Graph": A unified data layer that maps identity, device posture, and behavior to provide context for AI agents.
Safety Controls: Built-in human oversight ensures that security leaders review and approve all autonomous actions before execution.
Early Results: Customers report up to 98.5% policy acknowledgment rates and a 65% reduction in outdated OS devices.
Traditional security awareness programs often struggle to bridge the gap between educating employees and actually fixing risky behaviors. Amplifier’s agentic approach addresses this by using AI to detect risks in real time and engage employees directly "in the flow of work." For example, if an employee is using a device with an outdated OS or lacks phish-resistant MFA, an agent can guide them through the fix immediately, eliminating the need for manual IT support tickets.
"With AI Agent Studio and Ampy Risk Advisor, security teams can now decide which risks matter most, control how agents engage and direct the program conversationally," said Shreyas Sadalgi, co-founder and CEO of Amplifier. "This is the shift from isolated AI features to an agentic platform that drives real human risk remediation."
The platform's new capabilities provide both customization and high-level strategic oversight:
AI Agent Studio: Offers a library of prebuilt agents alongside a drag-and-drop builder. Security teams can define specific triggers—such as a detected vulnerability or a policy violation—and customize how the agent interacts with employees and which tools handle the final remediation.
Ampy Risk Advisor: A conversational interface for CISOs and IT leaders that surfaces critical findings in a daily digest. It explains the "why" behind compound risks (e.g., how a specific user’s access level intersects with a detected behavior) and recommends policy-aligned actions for approval.
To combat concerns regarding AI hallucinations or unauthorized actions, Amplifier’s architecture is grounded in the Human Risk Graph. The system only operates within bounded remediation paths defined by the security team. By keeping "humans in the loop," the platform ensures that while the AI does the heavy lifting of detection and coaching, final authority on sensitive security actions remains with the human administrators.
"Every CISO I talk to has the same problem—they know their people are the biggest source of risk, but the tools they have stop at training," added Kevin Skapinetz, General Partner at TechOperators. "Amplifier closes that loop by giving teams a way to actually detect, prioritize and remediate risk."
About Amplifier
Amplifier builds agentic AI for human risk management, helping security teams identify and remediate employee-driven risks across devices, apps, and identities. By turning raw security signals into contextualized action, Amplifier converts human risk from a reporting headache into a scalable operational discipline.
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