Glow
by Glow
The Endpoint AI Company: control everything that runs on your endpoints.
Glow is an endpoint security platform that uses AI agents to inventory every device, application and AI tool employees run, judge each against company policy, and block or remove risky software before it lands. It targets security teams dealing with shadow AI, unmanaged developer tools and software supply-chain risk.
Glow came out of stealth on July 22, 2026 with a $180 million Series A at a $1.2 billion valuation, led by Sequoia, Cyberstarts, Greenoaks and Redpoint Ventures, with Index Ventures, Lux Capital, Swish Ventures and Holly Ventures participating. The company was founded in 2025 by CEO Roi Tiger, a former Meta VP of engineering and co-founder of Onavo, and CTO Omer Singer, formerly head of cybersecurity strategy at Snowflake; Emily Heath, former CISO of United Airlines and DocuSign, is chief strategy officer. Glow's approach is prevention on the endpoint. Its agents continuously discover every device and software layer and reconcile the findings into a living inventory (Asset Intelligence), assess each application against the organisation's policies, the user and business context, and then enforce through adaptable policies plus remediation agents (Software Control). A third module, Safe AI Adoption, targets shadow AI by pushing employees onto managed enterprise AI accounts and settings, including visibility into exposed secrets in AI tools and MCP servers. The reasoning layer uses Anthropic and Google Gemini models through Amazon Bedrock. Autonomy is set policy by policy: teams can start with human approval of every AI-generated action plan, let low-risk policies run on their own, and require sign-off for remediation that touches production. Glow's site names Antares Capital, Xactly, Qualtrics, Hospital Sisters Health System and Fanatics as customers. It enters a market led by CrowdStrike, Microsoft and SentinelOne, whose products grew out of detection and response.
A CISO or endpoint security lead whose employees are installing AI assistants, coding agents, MCP servers and extensions faster than the team can review them.
A continuously updated inventory of what runs on every endpoint, with AI agents that block or remove unapproved software under policies the team controls.
At a Glance
- Category
- Governance & Security
- Pricing
- Contact for pricing
- Target Market
- CISOs, Security Operations, IT Leaders, CIOs
- Deployment
- Cloud-first
- Founded
- 2025
- Headquarters
- Tel Aviv, Israel
- Team Size
- 51-200
Key Features
- ✓Asset Intelligence
Continuously discovers every endpoint and software layer and reconciles findings into a living inventory of devices, people and software.
- ✓Software Control
Applies adaptable policies plus autonomous remediation and prevention agents that remove risky software and stop it from returning.
- ✓Safe AI Adoption
Pushes employees onto enterprise AI tools with managed accounts and settings, and surfaces exposed secrets in AI tools and MCP servers.
- ✓Policy-by-policy autonomy
Lets teams require human approval of AI action plans at first, then grant autonomy to low-risk policies one at a time.
- ✓Context-aware reasoning engine
Combines Anthropic and Gemini models on Amazon Bedrock with organisational data and policy context to decide whether software stays or goes.
- ✓Pre-install prevention
Scans software marketplaces and investigates suspicious apps so malicious packages are blocked before they reach a device.
Capabilities
Use Cases
- •Shadow AI clean-up
Find unmanaged AI assistants and personal accounts on employee devices and move users onto approved enterprise tools and settings.
- •Software supply-chain defence
Block malicious or risky packages, extensions and apps at install time, which Glow says it has already done on customer devices.
- •Endpoint inventory reconciliation
Replace stale spreadsheets and partial agent data with a continuously validated inventory of every device and software layer.
- •Graduated automation of remediation
Start with analysts approving every AI-proposed action, then automate low-risk policies once the team trusts the recommendations.
- •Developer tool governance
Track coding agents and MCP servers on developer machines and catch exposed secrets before they leak through AI tooling.
Ideal For
Best For
- ✓Enterprises trying to get shadow AI tools onto managed accounts and approved settings
- ✓Security teams that want to stop malicious packages and risky software before installation rather than detect them afterwards
- ✓Organisations with large developer populations installing coding agents, extensions and MCP servers
- ✓IT and security teams that lack an accurate, reconciled inventory of software across devices
Not Ideal For
- ✗Teams looking to replace their EDR outright; Glow positions prevention as the front line with detection as the safety net
- ✗Buyers who need a long track record or public reference pricing, since the company emerged from stealth in July 2026 and publishes no prices
- ✗Organisations unwilling to let AI take enforcement actions on endpoints, which is the core of the product's value
Deployment
Market Analysis
Pros
- ✓Addresses shadow AI and AI supply-chain risk on endpoints directly
- ✓Autonomy is configurable per policy, with human approval for risky actions
- ✓SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO 27001 listed on its trust centre
- ✓Experienced security leadership and heavyweight investors
Cons
- ✗No disclosed revenue and a $1.2B valuation that analysts called striking for a company just out of stealth
- ✗No independent evaluations or user reviews yet; accuracy claims come from the vendor
- ✗Founder Roi Tiger's Onavo history has drawn press scrutiny for a company selling endpoint trust
- ✗Competes against entrenched CrowdStrike, Microsoft and SentinelOne footprints, and pricing is not public
Pricing
Enterprise
Contact for pricing
- ✓Asset Intelligence
- ✓Software Control
- ✓Safe AI Adoption
- ✓Demo on request
Glow publishes no list pricing or packaging; the website only offers a demo booking. The metering basis (per endpoint, per user or platform fee) is not public, so expect a sales-led enterprise contract.
Security & Compliance
Sources
This page was written from 5 sources, 4 on domains other than glow.io.
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