Glow

Glow is an AI-powered endpoint security platform that discovers and controls the software, AI agents, and developer tools running on employee devices while assessing risk in real time. It is built for CISOs and enterprise security teams who need to eliminate shadow AI and cut AI supply-chain risk without blocking adoption, and it emerged from stealth in July 2026 at a $1.2 billion valuation.

Glow, which brands itself "The Endpoint AI Company," is an AI-powered endpoint security platform that gives enterprises visibility and control across every device, person, and piece of software in the organization, with a specific focus on the risk created by widespread AI tool adoption. It emerged from stealth in July 2026 with a $180 million all-equity Series A at a $1.2 billion valuation, led by investors including Sequoia Capital, Cyberstarts, Greenoaks, Redpoint Ventures, Index Ventures, Swish Ventures, Lux Capital, Operator Collective, and Holly Ventures. The platform is organized around three pillars: Asset Intelligence continuously discovers endpoints and software layers and automatically researches and validates its findings to maintain an accurate living inventory; Software Control applies adaptable policies and autonomous remediation agents to prevent and fix issues at scale; and Safe AI Adoption eliminates shadow AI usage and ensures employees use only approved enterprise AI tools with managed settings. Reported capabilities include mapping enterprise environments using AI agents, preventing malicious npm packages from installing, detecting AI agents attempting unauthorized software pulls, and identifying missing or degraded endpoint detection tooling — an emphasis on prevention over after-the-fact threat detection. Glow publishes an average time to zero critical issues of 28 days, a 90%-plus reduction in AI supply-chain risk, and the claim that 67% of software is invisible to existing tools, and it names customers including Fanatics, Antares Capital, CAVA, BMC Software, Qualtrics, Xactly, and Hospital Sisters Health System, with deployments spanning tens of thousands of devices. Founded in 2025 and headquartered in Palo Alto, the company is led by CEO Roi Tiger, a former Meta VP of Engineering, with co-founders Omer Singer (formerly head of cybersecurity strategy at Snowflake), Ophir Arie (formerly VP of R&D at Claroty), and Arnon Joseph (a former Meta engineering leader), plus COO Emily Heath, a former CISO at United Airlines and Docusign.

Category

Governance & Security

Pricing

Contact for pricing

Target Market

CISOs, CIOs, Enterprise Security Teams, IT Operations Leaders

Founded

2025

Headquarters

Palo Alto, CA, United States

Customers

Named customers include Fanatics, Antares Capital, CAVA, BMC Software, Qualtrics, Xactly, and Hospital Sisters Health System; deployments span tens of thousands of devices

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  Asset Intelligence

  Continuously discovers endpoints and software layers, then automatically researches and validates findings to build an accurate, living inventory.

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  Software Control

  Applies adaptable policies and autonomous remediation agents to prevent and fix endpoint security issues at scale.

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  Safe AI Adoption

  Eliminates shadow AI usage and ensures employees use only approved enterprise AI tools with managed settings.

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  AI supply-chain prevention

  Blocks malicious npm packages from being installed and detects AI agents attempting unauthorized software pulls.

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  Security-tool health checks

  Identifies missing or degraded endpoint detection tooling across the device fleet.

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  Agent-driven environment mapping

  Uses AI agents to map the enterprise environment rather than relying on manual asset surveys.

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  Shadow AI discovery and control

  Find every unsanctioned AI tool in use on employee devices and route usage to approved enterprise alternatives.

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  Developer supply-chain defense

  Prevent malicious npm package installs and unauthorized software pulls on engineering endpoints.

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  Continuous endpoint hygiene

  Detect missing or degraded security agents and remediate automatically instead of via ticket queues.

Pricing and deployment specifics are not published on the site; Glow sells to enterprises directly and reports deployments spanning tens of thousands of devices.

This page was written from 2 sources, 1 on domains other than glow.io.

1. 1.glow.io — glow.iovendor
2. 2.techcrunch.com — glow emerges from stealth at 1 2b valuation to challenge end