Gambit Cyber Vizier AI and KnightGuard AI agents (agentic CTEM and security workflow automation)
Vendor: Gambit Cyber (Gambit Cyber B.V.) · HQ: Netherlands · Category: Security
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What it does
Gambit Cyber's KnightGuard is a threat exposure management platform aimed at CTI and SOC teams and MSSPs. Its homepage describes 'a mesh of AI agents': a CTI Analyst AI Agent that turns unstructured advisories, blogs and intel reports into structured intelligence; a SOC Analyst AI Agent that generates detection analytics in Sigma, FQL, KQL, Splunk and other formats for one-click deployment to SIEMs; Red and Blue Team AI Agents that emulate threat campaigns to validate detections and adapt them for purple teaming; and an ITOps AI Agent that turns remediation guidance into control-specific playbooks. Vizier AI, launched June 3, 2026 and stated to be available now as part of KnightGuard, is described as an 'agentic security workflow automation' workspace in which coordinated autonomous agents continuously monitor external, cloud and dark-web attack surface, automate security workflows and respond to incidents on the customer's behalf. Autonomy and outcome claims are the vendor's. A free trial is offered; pricing is not published.
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India relevance
Has an Indian subsidiary (Gambit Cyber India Pvt. Ltd., listed on its contact page) and a February 2026 distribution partnership with iValue for Indian enterprises.
Tasks
threat intelligenceexposure managementattack surfacethreat detectionsecurity operations
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- gambitcyber.org/press-releases/gambit-cyber-launches-vizier-ai-an-autonomous-security-intelligence-workspace-for-continuous-exposure-management/ (primary)
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What does Gambit Cyber Vizier AI and KnightGuard AI agents do?
Netherlands-headquartered continuous threat exposure management (CTEM) platform, KnightGuard, whose Vizier AI layer uses coordinated AI agents (CTI analyst, SOC analyst, red and blue team, ITOps) to monitor the attack surface, turn threat intel into deployable detections, validate them and orchestrate response.
How much does Gambit Cyber Vizier AI and KnightGuard AI agents cost?
Not published (free trial offered)
Where is Gambit Cyber (Gambit Cyber B.V.) headquartered?
Netherlands
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