Security startup Glow emerged from stealth today with a $1.2 billion valuation, aiming to redefine endpoint security for enterprises adopting AI agents. The company targets vulnerabilities introduced when autonomous AI tools and developer assistants run code directly on local machines. As enterprises rush to integrate automated workflows, these agents present a major, unmonitored attack surface.
Threats from Autonomous Code Execution
Traditional endpoint security relies on detecting known malware patterns and suspicious process behaviors. However, AI agents operate by generating and