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Your AI coding agents may be creating paths for sensitive data that your existing controls weren’t built to see. That’s what Glow Labs found while investigating PixelLeak: internal screenshots and development data publicly exposed on GitHub as agents worked around technical limitations. The question isn’t just what your agents have access to. It’s what they might do with that access to get the job done. Read the research

We're honored to share that we've been named to the #Disruptors60 Class of 2026, curated by Greenfield Partners at TechCrunch Disrupt, alongside teams advancing AI where it matters the most: both the infrastructure powering tomorrows models and the applications reshaping critical industries. At Glow, we believe in harnessing AI to defend organizations against AI-accelerated attacks. AI gives defenders a real chance to get ahead, and that belief shapes everything we build, from our teams of AI agents to our prevention-first approach to security. Being named to this class is a credit to our team, whose work turns hard technical problems into the solutions our customers rely on. Our sincere thanks to Greenfield Partners for the recognition, and to our customers, partners, and friends whose collaboration and feedback shape what we build. See the full Class of 202 below.

Glow Labs found AI coding agents independently using public GitHub repositories to overcome technical limitations — unintentionally exposing internal screenshots and sensitive development work along the way. Our new PixelLeak research looks at how these behaviors emerge, spread, and create security risks existing controls weren’t designed to catch. See what we found.

AI coding agents are creating a new kind of data exposure, and it may be happening outside the places security teams are watching. Glow Labs uncovered thousands of internal screenshots publicly exposed on GitHub, including customer records, internal systems, and unreleased product work. No attacker. No stolen credentials. In many cases, just an AI agent finding a way to complete its task.

What happens when an AI coding agent hits a roadblock? Sometimes, it finds its own way around it. Glow Labs found 13,000+ internal images from 300+ organizations publicly exposed across GitHub repositories. Read the PixelLeak research to see how it happened, and what security teams should be looking for.

I’m super proud of the Glow team for being included in the #Disruptors60 list curated by Greenfield Partners at TechCrunch Disrupt for advancing AI. With all the AI noise and dozens of new companies, at Glow we are heads down focused on solving real problems for our customers - protecting where people and agents do work… end the end. Businesses needs to innovate. Allowing them the ability to do that safely is core to the modern security program. Congrats to the entire Glow team for your every day dedication and to our incredible customers and partners for their trust in us. 🧡 Roi Tiger Ophir Arie Omer Singer Arnon Joseph Patti Degnan Eileen Wade Jake Martens Martin Bally David Sledge Kody Paine Jay Maples Jenny Fong James Serassio Julie Compton Emily Hines