Glow raises $180 million to control AI software on enterprise endpoints

The Onavo co-founder and former Meta VP is betting prevention-first security can manage the software and agents spreading across corporate devices.

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Primary source: TechCrunch

Why it matters

Glow's round prices AI-agent sprawl as a new endpoint security category. Tiger now has the capital to challenge incumbents, but little public data yet proves the valuation.

Illustration of Glow containing autonomous AI agents across a network of enterprise endpoints and corporate devices.

Roi Tiger brought Glow out of stealth on July 22nd with a $180 million all-equity Series A and a $1.2 billion valuation, giving Glow a large war chest before Glow has published revenue or customer-count figures. The financing was reported by TechCrunch and confirmed in Glow's announcement.…

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