Glow
Category: AI in Cybersecurity
Glow is an AI-powered endpoint security company that uses specialized AI agents to monitor, control, and secure software, AI tools, and developer assets running on enterprise endpoints. Glow was founded in 2025. The company is led by Roi Tiger. Based in Tel Aviv, Israel; Palo Alto, California, United States. Team size: 101-500. Total funding raised: $180M. Latest round: Series A. Key investors include Sequoia Capital, Cyberstarts, Greenoaks, Redpoint Ventures, Index Ventures, Swish Ventures, Lux Capital, Operator Collective, Holly Ventures.
- Founded
- 2025
- Headquarters
- Tel Aviv, Israel; Palo Alto, California, United States
- Team size
- 101-500
- Total funding
- $180M
Value proposition
AI-native endpoint security platform that prevents risks before they become incidents, using specialized AI agents to continuously map environments, analyze risk in real time, and autonomously enforce security policies.
Products and solutions
Asset Intelligence (continuous endpoint and software discovery), Software Control (proactive policy enforcement and autonomous remediation), Safe AI Adoption (shadow AI detection and enterprise AI tool governance)
Unique value
Glow is the first prevention-first, AI-native endpoint security platform purpose-built for the AI era — moving beyond reactive EDR to proactively control everything that runs on the endpoint, including AI agents, developer tools, and shadow AI.
Target customer
Enterprise security teams across healthcare, retail, financial services, and other industries with large-scale employee device fleets (tens of thousands of endpoints)
Industries served
Healthcare, Retail, Financial Services
Technology advantage
Uses Anthropic Claude and Google Gemini models via Amazon Bedrock, layered with proprietary context engine for enterprise-specific security reasoning; AI agents run server-side to reduce endpoint performance impact; continuous asset discovery and automated policy enforcement at machine speed
How they differentiate
Prevention-first approach vs. legacy EDR's reactive detection; AI-native architecture with specialized AI agents for autonomous policy enforcement; context and reasoning engine that adapts prevention to each enterprise environment; purpose-built for securing AI tools and agents on endpoints
Main competitors
CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, Palo Alto Networks Cortex XDR
Key partnerships
Anthropic (Claude AI models), Google (Gemini AI models via Amazon Bedrock), Amazon Web Services (Amazon Bedrock)
Notable customers
Fanatics (Larry Dolan, SVP CISO), CAVA (Eli Edelkind, CISO, Infrastructure & Tech Operations), BMC Software (Scott Crowder, SVP & CIO), Antares Capital (Kyle Weckman, CISO)
Major milestones
Founded 2025 (Feb per GovInfoSecurity), Emerged from stealth July 22, 2026 with $180M Series A at $1.2B valuation, Signed enterprise customers across healthcare, retail, and financial services while still in stealth, Scheduled to showcase at Black Hat USA 2026 (House of Glow, Aug 3-5, Las Vegas)
Growth metrics
28 days average time to zero critical issues; 90%+ reduction in AI supply-chain risk; ~100 employees (70% Israel, 30% US)
Market positioning
Early-stage unicorn ($1.2B valuation) entering a crowded endpoint security market dominated by CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Microsoft, and Palo Alto Networks, differentiated by AI-native prevention-first approach and focus on securing AI adoption on endpoints.
Geographic focus
United States (primary go-to-market focus) and Israel (R&D hub)
About Roi Tiger
Ex-Meta VP of Engineering (9 years, leading engineering for commerce); Co-founder & CTO of Onavo (acquired by Meta/Facebook in 2013); Reichman University (IDC Herzliya)
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Official website: https://www.glow.io