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Forbes Israel has named May Kogan, Gambit co-founder and CTO, to its 2026 30 Under 30 list. The profile traces May’s path from Israel’s Magshimim cyber program to six years in Unit 8200. That’s where May moved from R&D to leading teams and met Gambit’s future co-founders. Gambit helps organizations keep critical operations running through a cyberattack, or recover them fast.

Israel Hayom covers Gambit's research into an AI-run campaign that breached hundreds of online stores and stole more than 600,000 credit cards, at about $25 per company. The piece also explains how Gambit maps enterprise infrastructure by business application, so the services a company can't run without stay recoverable.

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Forbes reported on Gambit research into an attack campaign run almost entirely by AI agents. Between September 10 and 15, 2026, a Chinese-speaking attacker pointed AI agents at about 100 organizations. At least 30 websites were breached.
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