BlinkOps, a San Francisco-based cybersecurity automation startup, announced the close of a $50 million Series B funding round on July 28, 2025. Led by Eyal Ofer’s O.G. Venture Partners, with participation from Lightspeed Venture Partners, Hetz Ventures, and Vertex Growth, the round brings BlinkOps’ total funding to $90 million. This investment fuels the company’s mission to redefine enterprise security through its innovative no-code Security Micro-Agent Builder.
BlinkOps raises $50 million in Series B, totaling $90 million in funding.
Funding led by O.G. Venture Partners, with Lightspeed, Hetz, and Vertex Growth.
No-code Security Micro-Agent Builder drives rapid enterprise adoption.
Platform offers 30,000+ integrations and 10,000+ workflow templates.
Automates tasks like identity access, alert investigation, and vulnerability patching.
Fortune 500 firms adopt micro-agents for streamlined cybersecurity operations.
The Series B funding, announced on July 28, 2025, reflects the explosive demand for BlinkOps’ Security Micro-Agent Builder, launched earlier this year. Founded by Gil Barak and Zion Zatlavi, who previously co-founded Secdo (acquired by Palo Alto Networks), BlinkOps enables organizations to create custom AI-driven micro-agents for specific security tasks. “Following the massive demand since launching our security micro-agents builder, we decided to expedite our next round of funding to accelerate our go-to-market efforts and help everyone automate security workflows,” said Gil Barak, CEO and Co-Founder of BlinkOps. “We expect to see thousands of security micro-agents deployed in the next couple of months.”
BlinkOps’ platform allows security teams to build unlimited micro-agents without coding, automating tasks such as identity access management, alert triage, vulnerability patching, and device control. With over 30,000 integrations, 10,000 workflow templates, and 500 security agent templates, the platform supports complex workflows by enabling micro-agents to communicate with each other. This flexibility has driven rapid adoption among Fortune 500 companies, with many moving from pilot to production in weeks.
The rapid enterprise uptake underscores the platform’s potential to redefine cybersecurity automation. “Micro-Agents are a massive market opportunity,” said Roy Oron, Managing Partner at O.G. Venture Partners. “We’ve never seen enterprises adopt a security platform this quickly. When Fortune 500 companies go from pilot to production in weeks, and then materially expand usage with security and beyond, it signals a potential category-defining company.” The funding will support BlinkOps’ go-to-market strategy and R&D expansion to meet growing demand.
BlinkOps’ no-code approach addresses key cybersecurity challenges, including alert fatigue and labor-intensive workflows. By automating routine and complex tasks, the platform frees security teams to focus on strategic priorities. The company’s strong foundation and rapid growth position it as a leader in the evolving security automation landscape, competing with players like CrowdStrike and Zscaler.
BlinkOps’ $50 million Series B funding marks a pivotal step in scaling its innovative micro-agent platform. With strong investor backing and Fortune 500 adoption, the company is poised to transform enterprise cybersecurity, delivering automation that enhances efficiency and resilience against evolving threats.
BlinkOps enables organizations to build custom security micro-agents that automate security workflows with reliability and trust, freeing teams to focus on what matters most - driving faster operations, eliminating fatigue, and staying ahead of cyber threats.
O.G. Venture Partners (OGVP) is a global, single-LP venture capital fund founded in 2017 and backed by Eyal Ofer’s Ofer Global, a multi-generational private portfolio of international businesses. Focused primarily on early growth-stage investments, typically in Series B and C rounds, OGVP manages over $1 billion in assets under management (AUM). Its active portfolio includes companies such as Lendbuzz, Via, WSC Sports, Coralogix, Connecteam, Peregrine, Superplay, and Buildots, among others.