Gambit Security, an AI-native enterprise resilience platform, has emerged from stealth with $61m in seed and Series A funding raised in under 12 months.
The funding round was backed by Spark Capital, Kleiner Perkins, and Cyberstarts.
The company plans to use the capital to accelerate product development, expand sales and customer success, and help enterprises reduce downtime. Gambit Security also intends to deepen partnerships with global organisations to help them withstand cyberattacks and outages and reduce operational disruption.
Gambit Security’s platform connects to all environments, security solutions, and backup tools to autonomously map an organisation’s infrastructure and backup data, identifying gaps that break static recovery plans and put continuity at risk.
The platform continuously measures resilience against evolving threats, enabling early remediation, rapid recovery, and business continuity in the event of cyberattacks, critical system failures, and technical disruptions. Across enterprise environments analysed by the platform, Gambit Security found that only around 5% of systems were resilient against the impact of ransomware attacks.
Beyond recovery readiness, the platform eliminates inefficient backup management and redundant data storage, typically reducing cloud storage costs by at least 10%, which can amount to millions of dollars at scale. Additional benefits include reduced cyber-insurance premiums, lower audit and compliance overhead, and avoided revenue and reputational loss from operational downtime.
Gambit Security co-founder and CEO Alon Gromakov said, “The hard truth is that cyberattacks and infrastructure failures are now routine, creating major disruptions and financial losses. Pouring more money into security and backup tools has become an unwinnable race.
“Recovery has fallen decades behind, and what was recoverable yesterday can fail today, leaving organizations vulnerable to devastating downtime. Gambit Security changes that – removing the expiration date from resilience strategies and bringing real-time capabilities to help teams ensure their environments stay resilient through changes and threat actors’ evolution, not just on a periodic basis.
Kleiner Perkins partner Ilya Fushman said, “Resilience and restoration are core to a strong security posture and incident recovery. Gambit turns data resilience from a clunky and uncertain manual process centered on backups into an automated and AI-powered capability that gives CISOs and IT leaders confidence and a platform to understand and automate recovery.”
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