Product overview
What is Amplify Security?
Amplify Security is an agentic security platform for application-security and security-engineering teams. Its Amplify Console is designed to manage the full workflow around custom security detections: discovering relevant risks, creating and testing detection agents, deploying them into pipelines, tracking findings, triaging alerts, coordinating remediation, and producing reports.
The platform maps codebase relationships to provide security-specific context. Its Reachability Engine filters findings that are not reachable or exploitable, while its remediation workflows can generate customizable fixes and support collaboration with developers. An operations cockpit tracks agents, detections, and remediations from one place. The interactive terminal application is currently described as alpha software, and access is provided through an application and dedicated engineer.
How to Use Amplify Security
- Request access and review the target environment with an Amplify engineer.
- Connect the relevant repositories and existing security tools.
- Define custom risks or detection requirements specific to the codebase.
- Create, test, and deploy detection agents into development pipelines.
- Review contextual triage and reachability results, then collaborate on or approve remediation.
- Track findings, fixes, and narrative reports from the operations cockpit.
Core Features
- Custom detection agents: Builds detection workflows for organization-specific risks.
- Security-native context: Maps relationships across connected codebases.
- Alert triage: Ingests findings from existing tools and applies company priorities.
- Reachability analysis: Filters vulnerabilities that are not reachable or exploitable.
- Automated remediation: Produces one-click or customized fixes for developer review.
- Operational reporting: Tracks agents and findings and generates narrative risk reports.
Use Cases
- Custom SAST rules: Security teams create codebase-specific OpenGrep detections.
- Bug-bounty triage: Investigation agents validate and prioritize incoming reports.
- Remediation workflows: Developers receive context-aware fixes instead of generic advice.
- Compliance reporting: Teams produce audit-oriented narratives from live findings.
- Tool consolidation: Security operations coordinate scanner alerts and remediation in one workflow.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Amplify Console a general coding assistant?
No. It is purpose-built for security workflows, detection, triage, remediation, and reporting.
Is Amplify Console generally available?
The official documentation describes the terminal Console as alpha and the site asks teams to apply for access.
