SCB 10X, the disruptive technology investment arm of SCBX Group, today announced its participation in the $50 million Series B funding round for BlinkOps, a leading No-Code Security Micro-Agent platform. The investment underscores SCB 10X’s commitment to supporting cutting-edge enterprise AI and cybersecurity solutions.
The Series B round was led by O.G. Venture Partners, with significant participation from global investors, including SCB 10X, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Hetz Ventures, Vertex Growth, and SBI Investment. This latest funding round brings BlinkOps’ total capital raised to $100 million.
Pioneering No-Code Security with AI Micro-Agents
BlinkOps was founded by Gil Barak and Zion Zatlavi, the duo who previously co-founded Secdo (which was acquired by Palo Alto Networks). The company is transforming cybersecurity by pioneering a No-Code Security Micro-Agent Builder.
This innovative platform allows large organizations to fully automate their cybersecurity operations using custom AI-powered micro-agents. Crucially, these agents require no coding skills to deploy, democratizing the creation of complex security workflows.
These micro-agents are capable of performing a wide spectrum of essential security tasks, including:
- Managing Identity Access Management
- Automating Vulnerability Patching
- Conducting Alert Investigations
- Coordinating complex security workflows
The BlinkOps platform already demonstrates massive scale, supporting 30,000+ integrations, offering 10,000+ workflow templates, and providing 500+ pre-built security agent templates. This robustness has led to rapid adoption among Fortune 500 enterprises worldwide.
SCB 10X: Supporting the Next Generation of Cybersecurity
Pailin (Pie) Vichakul, Chief Investment Officer of SCB 10X, emphasized the strategic importance of the investment. “Security automation is one of the most critical frontiers in enterprise AI. BlinkOps’s no-code micro-agent approach represents a transformative leap in enabling enterprises to scale secure operations and respond to threats with agility,” she stated. “We’re proud to support the BlinkOps team as they redefine the next generation of cybersecurity infrastructure.”
BlinkOps plans to utilize the newly raised capital to rapidly accelerate its global go-to-market expansion. The funding will enable the company to help enterprises deploy thousands of custom micro-agents worldwide in the coming months, significantly enhancing their security resilience and operational efficiency.
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