Blink Ops, a Tel Aviv-based cybersecurity startup, has launched a new software product called Blink Copilot, that uses generative AI to create no-code workflows for security and IT operations.
The software allows security operators to automate any security workflow by writing simple text prompts, which Blink claims can significantly reduce the time and effort required to automate security workflows. Blink Copilot is the first of its kind in the market and can build workflows in seconds that would normally take months to automate. The company has already generated more than 7,000 workflows and is publishing hundreds of new workflows every week.
Blink’s security platform offers several features aimed at automating security, and with Blink Copilot, security workflows can be automated using simple text prompts. Teams might create complex workflows for onboarding new employees to different services with permissions pre-configured, or set up quarantine workflows for at-risk devices which automatically lock accounts and send notifications asking employees to confirm recent activities.
