Keeping endpoints secure shouldn’t require constant babysitting. But here you are - chasing down patch updates, validating configurations, cleaning up unapproved software, and following up on tools that users quietly disabled weeks ago.
Security tools can tell you what’s wrong.
But they can’t make users act.
That’s where Amplifier comes in.
Amplifier removes friction between Security, IT and Users by guiding the right person to take action — without tickets, chasing, or delays.
Pre-built engagement flows across your existing tooling (Jamf, Automox, CrowdStrike, etc.)
Delivered directly to end users through chat or browser
Responses logged and tracked without needing to lift a finger
The problem: Verifying security tool coverage across endpoints for each user is a time suck. You're stuck pulling ad hoc reports, stitching together data from multiple tools.
Inactive endpoint agents, missing endpoint tools, misconfigured settings, weak MFA setups, and the list goes on - all just to prove your fleet is in a baseline-good state.
How Amplifier solves it:
Surfaces gaps across user endpoints automatically
Centralizes tooling visibility with user-centric views
Flags hygiene risks before they become escalations
The problem: OS fragmentation across Macs and PCs slows support and creates risk.
Rolling out an update org-wide? Sure. Getting everyone to actually install it? Different story.
How Amplifier solves it:
Pre-configured Jamf or Intune flows prompt users to update
Ampy guides them through instructions in plain language
Updates are scheduled around user productivity - not forced
The problem: Vulnerabilities get flagged, but the patch delay lives with the user.
How Amplifier solves it:
Connects patch intelligence (e.g., from Crowdstrike) to action platforms like Automox
Delivers friendly scheduling via Ampy to users for patch time
Fewer missed deadlines, fewer angry escalations
The problem: Shadow IT and unsanctioned apps spread fast. Removing them sparks friction.
How Amplifier solves it:
Notifies users about unapproved software detected on their machines
Offers one-click removal or exception request
All logged. All tracked. No more ticket ping-pong.
The problem: Misconfigured or inactive agents quietly erode your security baseline.
Zscaler not logged in. SentinelOne disabled. VPN bypassed.
How Amplifier solves it:
Detects missing/inactive config and surfaces it by user
Sends engagement via browser or chat with step-by-step remediation
Example: "Oscar, your Zscaler session expired - click here to reauthenticate"
You’ve got tools that detect issues. Amplifier gets users to fix them.Close the loop faster.Reduce toil across the board.Spend your time on security - not reminders.