BlinkOps Secures $50M Series B to Redefine Security Automation with Micro-Agents

BlinkOps, an Israeli cybersecurity innovator, has raised $50 million in Series B funding, bringing its total to $90 million. The round was led by O.G. Venture Partners, with participation from Lightspeed Venture Partners, Hetz Ventures, and Vertex Growth. This milestone reflects growing investor confidence in BlinkOps’ category-defining approach to security automation.

What is BlinkOps?

BlinkOps is a no-code security automation platform that enables teams to build and deploy custom micro-agents in minutes. Founded in 2021, it streamlines tasks like identity management, vulnerability patching, and alert investigation. By automating workflows, BlinkOps helps enterprises boost efficiency, reduce risks, and respond faster to threats.

The Breakthrough: Security Micro-Agents Builder

At the center of BlinkOps’ success is its Security Micro-Agents Builder, a no-code platform that empowers security teams to design an unlimited number of micro-agents tailored to their specific environment. These micro-agents can:

Manage identity and access

Investigate alerts in real time.

Patch vulnerabilities across systems

Manage endpoints and devices.

Automate complex workflows through inter-agent communication.

This flexible approach enables organizations to build automation that fits their exact needs, something traditional, rigid security solutions often fail to provide. Instead of being locked into predefined tools, security teams can create lightweight, customizable defenses in minutes.

Accelerating Market Adoption

The appeal of BlinkOps lies in both its agility and scalability. Already adopted by some of the world’s largest enterprises, the platform is proving how automation can compress workflows from days into minutes. The ability to rapidly design and deploy micro-agents allows teams to respond to threats with unprecedented speed.

Co-founder and CEO Gil Barak, who also co-founded Secdo (acquired by Palo Alto Networks), emphasized this momentum:

“We decided to expedite our next round of funding to accelerate go-to-market efforts and help everyone automate security workflows. We expect to see thousands of micro-agents deployed in the next few months.”

With this new capital, BlinkOps plans to expand globally, scale go-to-market teams, and invest further in R&D to meet rising enterprise demand.

Why It Matters for Security Teams

Cybersecurity teams today face a perfect storm: growing attack surfaces, overwhelming alert volumes, and limited talent resources. According to Gartner, over 60% of organizations struggle to keep up with security workload demands. BlinkOps directly addresses this gap.

By enabling customizable automation, BlinkOps helps CISOs and their teams:

Reduce manual, repetitive tasks.

Improve response times and resilience.

Maximize limited resources without expanding headcount.

Focus on strategic initiatives instead of firefighting.

This makes BlinkOps not just a product but a force multiplier for overburdened security teams.

A Defining Moment for Cybersecurity Automation

BlinkOps’ rise highlights a broader industry trend: the shift from static tools to AI-driven, adaptive security automation. Just as DevOps transformed software delivery, security automation is becoming essential for resilience at scale. BlinkOps’ micro-agents model is setting a new standard by putting flexibility directly in the hands of security teams.

Execweb congratulates BlinkOps on its $50M Series B funding round. This achievement marks not just growth for the company but progress for the entire cybersecurity ecosystem, moving us closer to a world where automation empowers teams to stay ahead of threats.