Mave
Category: AI in Cybersecurity
Agentic SecOps platform whose AI agents investigate, hunt and respond to threats across an enterprise's existing security tools without centralizing data. Mave was founded in 2025. The company is led by Raziel Oren. Based in Tel Aviv, Israel. Team size: 11-50. Total funding raised: $34M. Latest round: Series A. Key investors include Red Dot Capital Partners, Dell Technologies Capital, Emerge Ventures, Lumir Growth Partners.
- Founded
- 2025
- Headquarters
- Tel Aviv, Israel
- Team size
- 11-50
- Total funding
- $34M
Value proposition
Turns an enterprise's existing security stack into one agentic defense system. It investigates 100% of alerts within minutes, filters false positives, identifies active campaigns, and executes governed response actions with full audit trails. Customers do not need to migrate telemetry into a new SIEM or data lake.
Products and solutions
Agentic SecOps platform covering AI SOC (alert triage to governed response), threat hunting, detection engineering, threat intelligence operationalization, on-prem SecOps, SIEM cost/offload, multi-SIEM/post-M&A unification, multi-tenant SecOps for MSSPs, and MDR-reliance reduction.
Unique value
Queries each security tool in its native language to gather live context, rather than forcing data into a new central store. It shows its work through recorded queries, evidence, reasoning and actions, and lets customer-defined policies control what runs automatically and what needs human approval.
Target customer
Enterprise security operations centers (SOCs), including Fortune 50/200 companies, global MSSPs/MDR providers, and regulated financial and healthcare organizations.
Industries served
Cybersecurity, Financial Services, Healthcare, Large Enterprise, Managed Security Service Providers
Technology advantage
Federated, decoupled-from-data-layer architecture. It combines purpose-built workflows, fine-tuned small language models and frontier LLMs, which keeps cost and latency low, and it is model-agnostic. Integrations are least-privilege and start read-only, with approval gates and full audit trails. Running in 200+ SOCs, it gets smarter with each connected system.
How they differentiate
Competitors either rebuild the data layer (next-gen SIEMs), add another federated search layer, or sell AI MDR services on top of the SIEM. Mave instead works directly across all existing tools with live context. It spans investigation, hunting, detection engineering and response in one system, with governed, auditable autonomy.
Main competitors
Prophet Security, Dropzone AI, Torq
Major milestones
2025: founded and raised a $6M seed co-led by Dell Technologies Capital and Emerge Ventures after validating with 80+ CISOs/SOC leaders and signing 4 design partners. 2026: began selling and won Fortune 50 customers and global MSSPs. Oct 22, 2026: exited stealth with $34M total, including a $28M Series A led by Red Dot Capital Partners.
Growth metrics
Running in 200+ SOCs. ARR grew more than 400% in the past six months to a year (sources vary). Closing seven-figure deals. Roughly 20-30 employees, with plans to more than double headcount.
Market positioning
Early-stage but fast-scaling entrant in the crowded AI SOC / agentic SecOps market. It is positioned as an enterprise-grade, governed alternative to SIEM-centric SOC and AI MDR models, with seven-figure deals and Fortune 50 customers within its first selling year.
Geographic focus
Israel-based R&D center with global enterprise go-to-market, primarily the US, plus global MSSPs.
About Raziel Oren
Ex-Wing Security Head of Go-to-Market; Israel Unit 8200 veteran; The Open University of Israel.
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Official website: https://www.mave.com