New Delhi, India– Gambit Cyber, a Netherlands-headquartered cybersecurity company specialising in AI-native, risk-centric Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM), today announced a strategic distribution partnership with iValue Group, one of India’s leading Strategic Technology Advisors.
The partnership is focused on scaling a new operating model for security – one that moves enterprises and managed security service providers (MSSPs) away from alert-heavy, reactive security operations toward automated, threat-informed, and outcome-driven defence. By operationalising CTEM as a continuous, closed-loop model, the collaboration aims to address one of the most persistent challenges in cybersecurity: translating detection into measurable risk reduction.
Gambit Cyber’s flagship KnightGuard platform addresses this gap by deploying a distributed mesh of AI agents that helps improve efficiencies while orchestrating remediations of exploitable exposures. Rather than generating additional alerts, KnightGuard enables organisations to quantify, reduce, and continuously verify risk, aligning security operations with business outcomes and regulatory expectations.
Under the agreement, iValue will bring KnightGuard to market across its enterprise and partner ecosystem, accelerating adoption in India’s fastest-growing and most regulated sectors. The partnership also enables MSSPs to offer CTEM-as-a-Service, creating a scalable, recurring revenue model built around continuous exposure management rather than incident-based services.
This service-led approach allows MSSPs to standardise automation, improve remediation effectiveness across customers, and shift from labour-intensive monitoring models to outcome-driven, margin- resilient security services -a key advantage in a market facing talent shortages and rising operational costs.
“Cybersecurity today is constrained not by visibility, but by execution,” said Anuj and Manuj Kumar, Co-Founders, Gambit Cyber. “Enterprises have invested heavily in detection, yet risk persists because remediation remains manual and fragmented. Our AI-native and risk-centric KnightGuard platform is designed to continuously validate real attack paths and automate remediation prioritisation, turning security from a reactive cost centre into a measurable risk-reduction engine. Partnering with iValue provides us with the scale, domain access, and execution capability required to accelerate CTEM adoption across India.”
For iValue, the partnership expands its cybersecurity portfolio with a platform-led, automation-first CTEM capability that aligns with evolving enterprise and regulatory expectations. As organisations modernise SOC operations, the focus is shifting from alert volumes and response metrics toward continuous risk reduction, control effectiveness, and business-aligned security outcomes.
“Enterprises today expect security platforms to act, not just alert,” said Mitish Chitnavis, Chief Technology Officer, iValue Group. “Gambit Cyber’s automated, remediation-focused CTEM approach aligns strongly with our vision of enabling customers and partners with solutions that deliver pre- emptive security, operational efficiency, and real business impact.”
The partnership will initially target BFSI, telecom, government, and critical infrastructure sectors characterised by high regulatory scrutiny, complex attack surfaces, and strong demand for automation- led security models. Joint go-to-market initiatives will include MSSP enablement programs, executive briefings, and solution workshops focused on building AI-driven, self-improving security operations across India.
As part of Gambit Cyber’s initiatives to enable customers and partners, the company also launched the CTEM Playbook. The step-by-step guide to building an AI-led, risk-centric Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) program designed for modern security operations is available for download on www.gambitcyber.org
