Gambit Security Emerges From Stealth With $61 Million in Funding

Summary

Gambit Security raised $61 million to develop and expand its AI-powered platform, which the startup says maps security environments and backups to identify resilience gaps and validate recovery paths.

Key points

The Israeli startup raised a combined $61 million in seed and Series A funding from Cyberstarts, Kleiner Perkins, and Spark Capital.
Gambit says its platform maps organizations’ environments, security products, and backup tools to identify security gaps and validate recovery paths in real time.
The company says the platform can identify ransomware recovery risks despite extensive backup coverage and security measures.
Gambit plans to use the funding for platform development, sales and customer success hiring, and deeper partnerships.
Alongside the funding announcement, Gambit released a report about a threat actor’s alleged automated attacks against Mexican government agencies using Anthropic’s Claude Code assistant; the article provides no further details.

Article Details

Event Type: Gambit Security emerged from stealth and announced $61 million in combined seed and Series A funding. The announcement also included a report about an automated attack on Mexican government agencies.
Impact: Gambit says it will use the funding to accelerate platform development, expand sales and customer success teams, and deepen partnerships. Its report describes a threat actor abusing Anthropic’s Claude Code assistant to mount an automated attack against Mexican government agencies; the article provides no further details about the attack’s effects.