Gambit Security Raises $61M, CrowdStrike's FalconID, and OpenAI's Codex Security Tool - Cybersecurity AI Weekly #44

March 09, 2026 - Cybersecurity AI Weekly
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In recent developments, Gambit Security, an Israeli firm, has successfully raised $61 million to further its AI-based cyber resilience platform after operating in 'stealth mode' for a year. Meanwhile, United Planners Financial Services has teamed up with SurgeONE.ai to streamline its compliance and cybersecurity operations through a unified AI platform, enhancing automation and data protection.

Additionally, Fig Security Inc. has launched with $38 million in funding to boost its security operations in North America. CrowdStrike has introduced FalconID, a new multi-factor authentication solution designed to combat AI-enhanced phishing threats, integrating seamlessly with their Falcon platform. Aikido Security has also made strides with the launch of Aikido Infinite, an AI-driven platform for continuous penetration testing, aimed at autonomously addressing software vulnerabilities in real-time.
Gambit Security Secures $61 Million for AI Cybersecurity
Israeli firm Gambit Security has raised $61 million to advance its AI-based cyber resilience platform, designed to sustain business operations amid cyberattacks. The funding round was supported by investors such as Spark Capital, Kleiner Perkins, and Cyberstarts. Read more
United Planners Partners with SurgeONE.ai for Compliance
United Planners Financial Services has partnered with SurgeONE.ai to integrate its compliance, cybersecurity, and data operations into a unified AI platform, aiming to improve automation and data protection. Read more
Fig Security Launches with $38M Funding
Fig Security Inc. has launched with $38 million in funding to enhance its security operations platform, focusing on detection and response workflows in North America. Read more
CrowdStrike Introduces FalconID for AI-Driven Phishing Defense
On February 26, 2026, CrowdStrike unveiled FalconID, a new multi-factor authentication solution aimed at countering AI-enhanced phishing threats. This tool is designed to enhance identity security while preserving user productivity. Read more
Aikido Security Introduces AI Penetration Testing Solution
Aikido Security has launched Aikido Infinite, an AI-driven platform for continuous penetration testing, designed to autonomously validate and fix software vulnerabilities in real-time. Read more
Cylake Secures $45M for AI Cybersecurity Platform
Nir Zuk, founder of Palo Alto Networks, has launched a new startup, Cylake, with $45 million in Seed funding to develop an AI-driven cybersecurity platform. Read more
SAP and Uptycs Unveil Hybrid AI Security Model
SAP and Uptycs have launched a new hybrid AI security model designed to enhance security measures for enterprises by integrating traditional practices with advanced AI technologies. Read more
Digital.ai Releases LLM-Enhanced Security for Mobile Apps
Digital.ai has introduced the LLM-enhanced Quick Protect Agent v2, offering advanced security for Android and iOS apps. This solution automates app protection, improving security without hindering development. Read more
Reclaim Security Raises $26M to Enhance Cybersecurity with AI
Reclaim Security has secured $26 million in funding to develop an AI-driven platform aimed at automating threat exposure remediation in cybersecurity. Read more
Anthropic's AI Finds Vulnerabilities in Firefox
In collaboration with Mozilla, Anthropic's Claude identified 22 vulnerabilities in Firefox, with 14 deemed high-severity. Most issues were resolved in Firefox 148, with some fixes pending. Read more
Commvault and CloudSEK Partner for AI Cybersecurity
Commvault has partnered with CloudSEK to enhance AI-driven cybersecurity measures against identity threats by integrating their technologies. This collaboration aims to address identity-based cyberattacks using exposed credentials. Read more
OpenAI Introduces Codex Security Tool
OpenAI has launched Codex Security, a tool aimed at identifying complex vulnerabilities in software projects to enhance application security. Read more
Microsoft Alerts on AI Use by North Korean Cybercriminals
Microsoft Threat Intelligence has identified North Korean groups using generative AI to enhance cybercrime, including phishing and identity fabrication, urging stronger security measures. Read more

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