Teams across the company now hand work to AI agents, often before security knows those agents exist. An accounts payable clerk builds an agent that approves vendor payments. A developer’s coding agent installs a package no one has vetted. These agents move across laptops, browsers, SaaS apps, and the cloud, acting as the people who run them, with all of their access and none of their judgment. Security teams need to control how agents and people do work, and the ability to respond at the speed agents move.
Today we’re announcing our partnership with Glow, which lets security teams control how agents and people do work. Together, we give security teams a closed loop. Glow governs which AI tools and agents employees can use, limits what those agents can reach, and stops unsafe actions before they happen. When Glow flags a potential incident, 7AI investigates it end to end and drives the response.
When Glow finds something that might be malicious, like a backdoored npm package that an agent downloaded to a developer’s machine, it hands the finding to 7AI’s agentic SOC platform for investigation and response.
Combined, customers get:
“The true game-changer isn’t just what Glow or 7AI can do independently, but the autonomous operational loop they create when connected. The intersection of Glow’s deep infrastructure control and 7AI’s analytical brain transforms our SOC from a reactive monitoring center into a proactive, highly automated defense ecosystem.” Amit Mishra, CISO, Xactly
Developers and non-developers alike are delegating more to AI agents, and security teams answer for what those agents do. Glow and 7AI let them secure that adoption without shutting it down. What the SOC learns from investigations goes back into Glow’s policies. Both platforms keep humans in control of higher-risk actions and automate the repetitive work.
To see Glow and 7AI working together, request a demo. You can also reach out to your Glow or 7AI representative.