Career profile
Guy Havusha
Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), Gong
Security seat record: Gong on CISO Tribune
- Current role, per sources checked 4 November 2026
- 4 November 2026
- · Updated
Guy Havusha is the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) of Gong, appointed in November 2026.
Career path
Havusha previously served as Global CISO at monday.com, where he led global security organizations.
He went on to serve as Vice President of Platform Security at Gong.
On November 4, 2026, Gong announced his appointment as CISO alongside the appointment of Liron Shtraichman as Chief R&D Officer.
The announcement came as Gong continues to serve more than 5,000 global customers with its Revenue AI products.
Remit
As CISO, Havusha leads Gong's global security, privacy, and compliance programs.
Gong states that these programs are intended to ensure that the customer data powering its AI, and the agents acting on it, meet enterprise standards.
As AI agents take on more work across the revenue cycle, Havusha is responsible for ensuring data security and governance serve as strategic differentiators and value propositions for customers.
Gong CEO and co-founder Amit Bendov said, "And with Guy leading security, our customers can put AI agents to work knowing their data is protected to the highest enterprise standards."
Company context
Havusha's appointment followed a run of product announcements at Gong, including the Gong Revenue Harness, an execution and governance layer for Custom Agents introduced in June 2026, and Mission Callisto, a sales enrichment layer anchored by Gong Enrich.
The company was also named a Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Revenue Action Orchestration for the second consecutive year, positioned highest on the Ability to Execute axis among evaluated vendors.
Gong describes itself as the leader in revenue AI, helping revenue teams move from insight to action to results at scale.
Sources
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