Mave Raises $34 Million to Build AI Models for Cybersecurity

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Summary

Mave raised $34 million in seed and Series A funding to develop specialized AI models and a proprietary agentic platform for security operations, including alert triage, threat intelligence and hunting.

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  • Mave completed a $28 million Series A led by Red Dot Capital Partners and a $6 million seed round led by Dell Technologies Capital and Emerge Ventures.
  • The company says it matches cybersecurity tasks to specialized small or large language models and neural networks to improve cost, speed and accuracy.
  • Mave says its proprietary harness manages sub-agents, memory, workspaces and user transparency for security operations.
  • The platform is used primarily for alert triage and resolution; Mave says it has expanded into threat intelligence and threat hunting.
  • Mave says an American MSSP used its platform to identify customer exposures and active exploits within minutes of a PHP vulnerability disclosure.
  • Mave says its organizational context and normalization layer connects endpoint and identity signals in real time.

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Series A funding announcement
Impact
Mave raised $34 million to develop specialized AI models, its proprietary harness, and data capabilities for cybersecurity operations. The company says its platform is used primarily for alert triage and resolution and is expanding into threat intelligence and threat hunting; it aims to consolidate SOC workflows.

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