BlinkOps has secured $50 million in Series B financing, with O.G. Venture Partners leading the round. Existing backers Lightspeed Venture Partners and Hetz Ventures joined the raise, alongside Vertex Growth. This new funding pushes the company’s total capital raised to $90 million.
The round was expedited to meet surging demand following the early-2025 launch of BlinkOps’ no-code Security Micro-Agent Builder. The platform enables enterprises to quickly deploy AI-driven security agents customized to their specific operational needs.
BlinkOps' platform is gaining traction across large enterprises seeking more agile and scalable ways to handle security operations. With support for over 30,000 integrations, 10,000 workflow templates, and 500 security agent templates, organizations can automate tasks like identity management, alert investigation, and vulnerability patching.
“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.”
BlinkOps plans to use the new funding to scale go-to-market initiatives and fuel continued product development. The company aims to make custom security micro-agents accessible to more enterprises by accelerating adoption and simplifying deployment.
"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."
Founded by Gil Barak and Zion Zatlavi—who previously co-founded Secdo, later acquired by Palo Alto Networks—BlinkOps builds tools to help security teams operate more efficiently. Their latest product reflects a shift toward no-code solutions that reduce manual work and increase reliability.
The platform enables security teams to design agents that automate repetitive and complex tasks without needing to write code. As cybersecurity threats grow in volume and complexity, BlinkOps’ modular approach to automation is becoming increasingly relevant.
O.G. Venture Partners, backed by Eyal Ofer’s Ofer Global, brings a track record of early growth-stage investments. The firm manages over $1 billion in assets and has backed companies including Via, Coralogix, and Buildots.
Other investors in BlinkOps’ latest round include Lightspeed Venture Partners, Hetz Ventures, and Vertex Growth—all of whom bring deep enterprise and cybersecurity expertise. Their continued support underscores confidence in BlinkOps’ market position and long-term vision.
