Glow Announces Its Launch

Glow, the endpoint AI company led by Roi Tiger, Omer Singer, Ophir Arie, and the team, has announced its launch with $180M in funding, led by Sequoia Capital, Cyberstarts, Greenoaks, and Redpoint Ventures, with participation from Index Ventures, Swish Ventures, Holly Ventures, Operator Collective, and Lux Capital.

Traditional endpoint security has long forced organizations to choose between reacting after threats emerge or restricting business operations to reduce risk. As AI accelerates the adoption of new technologies across enterprises, that trade-off is becoming increasingly unsustainable, with security teams struggling to keep pace while attackers leverage advanced AI capabilities.

Glow was founded to address this challenge after its founders identified a common concern among enterprise security leaders: reactive security is no longer sufficient. The company aims to provide a more proactive approach to endpoint protection that helps organizations stay ahead of emerging threats.

Glow is rethinking endpoint security for the AI era by focusing on a core principle: organizations need complete visibility and control over everything running across their endpoints.

Instead of relying on fragmented point solutions, Glow uses AI agents to create a unified view of devices, users, and software, assess risk based on an organization's security policies, and proactively identify, remediate, and prevent threats before they become incidents.

By reducing the enterprise attack surface, Glow aims to help security teams shift from reacting to incidents to preventing them, enabling organizations to adopt AI technologies more securely and at greater speed.