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BlinkOps

Also known as: Blink Ops, Blink Copilot, Blink Security Agent Builder

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Agentic security operations platform where customers build and chain micro-agents that act only through workflow Abilities vetted in advance, across 30,000+ integration actions, with human approval per action, step level run logs, a REST API and self hosted runners.

BlinkOps sells Blink, an agentic security operations platform for SOC, vulnerability management, IAM, AppSec and GRC teams. In its Agentic Studio, customers describe specialized micro-agents in natural language, give them roles, constraints and knowledge (their own SOPs, playbooks and reference documents), and chain several agents together or embed them in deterministic workflows. Agents act only through Abilities, which are Blink workflows vetted in advance over more than 30,000 integration actions.

They never hold credentials directly, and chosen actions can be set to wait for human approval. Every step is logged with the agent's reasoning and evidence, and run logs trace each run from input to output. The AI SOC product normalizes, enriches and triages each alert as it arrives and hands deeper work to micro-agents for malware analysis, threat hunting, forensics and threat intel. Blink ships 500+ prebuilt agent templates and a library of prebuilt workflows, a Workflow Studio, Case Management and a Solution Studio for dashboards and tables.

It offers a REST API, self hosted runners that execute actions inside the customer's network, SAML SSO, RBAC and audit logs, and it holds a SOC 2 Type II attestation. An AI-as-a-Service option has BlinkOps experts build and maintain agents with the customer. The company was founded in 2021 by CEO Gil Barak and CBO Zion Zatlavi, with Raz Itzhakian as CTO, and is backed by Lightspeed Ventures, Vertex Ventures, O.G. Venture Partners, Entree Capital, INT3 and Hetz Ventures.

Vendor details

Canonical URL

https://www.blinkops.com

Category

Security / SOC agent

Funding status

Independent company founded 2021 with offices in San Francisco and Tel Aviv; co-founders Gil Barak (CEO), Zion Zatlavi (CBO), and Raz Itzhakian (CTO); self-reports over $100M raised; 600% revenue growth through 2023 with multiple Fortune 500 customers; strategic partnerships with Microsoft and Amazon plus a 2026 Somerford Associates partnership for UK and UAE expansion; TAGCyber estimates 936% ROI for a typical enterprise deployment

Company status

independent

Use cases & customers

Primary use cases

agentic SOC across the alert lifecycle: enrich, investigate, decide, respondno-code security workflow automation from a 8,000+ template librarycustom security micro-agent building (no-code Agent Builder)IAM access request and approval flow automationcontinuous compliance monitoring and enforcement (SOC 2, ISO, GDPR)

Target customers

mid-to-large enterprise security teamsSOC, cloud security, IAM, and GRC practitionersFortune 500 organizations scaling automation without engineering teamsMSPs and MSSPs via partner integrations

Deployment options

SaaSself-hosted runners in the customer's environmentAzure Marketplace

Integrations

BlinkOps offers 30,000+ integration actions across security, IT, cloud and DevOps, identity and GRC tools (AWS, Azure, CrowdStrike, Cloudflare, Datadog, Slack, GitHub and others), which agents invoke as Abilities and workflows invoke directly. Custom actions, a REST API, MCP connections for agents and self hosted runners for internal systems extend the platform. Blink is listed on Azure Marketplace.

In practice

A security operations team drowns in alerts overnight. BlinkOps normalizes, enriches and triages every alert the moment it arrives, chains specialized agents through the investigation, and logs every step with the agent's reasoning and the evidence behind it.

A security team wants agents to contain threats, but not without sign off. The team decides which actions run on their own and which wait for human approval, and agents act only through vetted Abilities across 30,000+ integration actions such as CrowdStrike and AWS, never holding credentials directly.

Internal systems sit on a private network the SaaS control plane cannot reach. Self hosted runners execute workflow actions inside the customer's own environment, while a malware analysis or threat hunting agent from the template library runs the job.

Agentic Index coverage score

10.5 / 14 capabilities · 75%

Integrations & Tool Calling Full

Agents invoke 30,000+ out-of-the-box integration actions as Abilities, across AWS, Azure, CrowdStrike, Cloudflare, Datadog, Slack, GitHub and others, alongside deterministic Blink workflows executed by runners, and custom actions are supported, so agents take authenticated action in outside systems.

Sourceblinkops.com/agenticstudioread 2026-09-28

Workflow Orchestration Full

Customers can chain multiple specialized agents together to collaborate on complex investigations or embed them into deterministic workflows, with Peer Agents that delegate subtasks to one another and a Workflow Studio where customers build their own flows.

Sourceblinkops.com/agenticstudioread 2026-09-28

Knowledge Grounding & RAG Full

Agent Knowledge consists of uploaded files and documents the agent can reference. Customers upload their own SOPs, playbooks and reference documentation for each agent, a maintained store of their material that the agents draw on.

Sourcedocs.blinkops.com/docs/agent-builder/terminologyread 2026-09-28

Human Oversight & Guardrails Full

Customers decide which actions run on their own and which wait for human approval, so a person can sign off before an action commits. Agents also work within roles and constraints, act only through Abilities vetted in advance and never hold credentials directly, and playbooks need approval before they are published.

Sourceblinkops.comread 2026-09-28

Security, Identity & Governance Full

Access runs through SAML SSO with Okta, Azure AD, Google and Cloudflare, RBAC user roles and per agent RBAC permissions, two factor authentication and platform audit logs, backed by a SOC 2 Type II attestation covering Security, Availability and Confidentiality.

Sourceblinkops.com/security-privacy-highlights-for-customersread 2026-09-28

Observability & Auditability Full

Every step is logged with the agent's reasoning and the evidence behind it. Agent run logs trace each run from input ingestion to output, with timestamps, duration, data processed and each Ability's execution step, and agent usage is tracked.

Sourcedocs.blinkops.com/docs/agent-builder/agent-run-logsread 2026-09-28

Memory & State Persistence Partial

Tables are workspace scoped structured storage that workflows, and so agent Abilities, read and write to keep state across runs. Agents have no memory of their own with a stated scope and lifetime. The uploaded documents that the Agentic Studio calls memory are reference files for the agent.

Sourcedocs.blinkops.com/docs/blink-platform/tables/tablesread 2026-09-28

Deployment & Data Residency Full

Self-hosted runners deploy within the customer's own environment and execute workflow actions against internal systems, private networks and on-prem services, giving a customer environment for execution. The control plane is SaaS, with eu1 and us2 endpoints listed and table data in Amazon RDS or Azure Database for PostgreSQL.

Sourcedocs.blinkops.com/docs/blink-platform/runners/runnersread 2026-09-28

Prebuilt Agents, Templates & Packs Full

There are 500+ prebuilt agent templates, specialized micro-agents with stated jobs such as malware analysis, threat hunting, forensic analysis, insider threats, incident coordination and threat intel correlation, and an automation library of prebuilt workflows.

Sourceblinkops.com/ai-socread 2026-09-28

Triggers & Channel Coverage Full

Every alert is normalized, enriched and triaged the moment it arrives, and case management triggers, such as a case field update, an activity comment or a new table record, start workflows and agents without a prompt.

Sourceblinkops.com/ai-socread 2026-09-28

Model Flexibility & Routing Not documented

Agents run on enterprise-tier AI endpoints whose providers are not named, and there is no customer model choice or bring-your-own model.

Sourceblinkops.com/security-privacy-highlights-for-customersread 2026-09-28

APIs, SDKs & MCP Extensibility Full

A Blink REST API has endpoints to create, list, version and execute playbooks and list executions, and custom actions and MCP connections to external tools are available for agents.

Sourcedocs.blinkops.com/docs/api/blink-rest-apiread 2026-09-28

Testing, Debugging & Optimization Not documented

There is no test harness, scored cases or evaluation surface for agents. Blink keeps workflow versions and requires approval before a playbook is published, and run logs record what happened.

Sourcedocs.blinkops.com/docs/agent-builder/agent-builderread 2026-09-28

Browser & Computer Use Not documented

Agents act through Abilities and integration actions, with no browser or computer use.

Sourcedocs.blinkops.com/docs/agent-builder/terminologyread 2026-09-28

The Agentic Index coverage score grades every vendor Full, Partial or Not documented against the same 14 buyer facing capabilities, from public evidence only. Each capability links to how all vendors in the index score on it. How this evidence is graded

Pricing

Contact sales. No prices are published, and the Azure Marketplace listing shows no plan prices.

No billing unit is published. Nothing says whether the price follows the number of agents, workflows or automated actions across the security stack.

What is public

The platform surface is public: 500+ agent templates, 30,000+ integration actions, Agentic Studio, a REST API and self hosted runners. No plans, tiers or prices are disclosed.

Variable cost rationale

No meter, rate or cap is published. Nothing published says whether the price moves with the number of agents or with the volume of workflows and actions they run. The AI-as-a-Service option adds BlinkOps experts who build and maintain agents, and its price is not published either.

Sales call required

Yes, required for paid access

Free / trial

None published

Lowest paid plan

Not published

Agentic Index verified 2026-09-28

Alternatives to BlinkOps

The closest documented capability profiles to BlinkOps among security and SOC agents tracked by Agentic Index, ordered by similarity on the same 14 point evidence the rankings use. No vendor pays for placement.

  • Drata10.5 / 14Adds documented Testing, Debugging & Optimization
  • SentinelOne10.5 / 14Adds documented Model Flexibility & Routing
  • Vanta9.5 / 14A lighter documented profile than BlinkOps
  • Zeron10.5 / 14Adds documented Testing, Debugging & Optimization
  • CrowdStrike12.0 / 14Adds documented Model Flexibility & Routing and Testing, Debugging & Optimization
  • Cyware10.0 / 14Adds documented Testing, Debugging & Optimization

Similarity is computed from each vendor's Agentic Index coverage score evidence, axis by axis, not from the totals. How this evidence is graded

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