Mave Raises $34 Million to Develop Agentic SecOps Platform
Summary
Tel Aviv-based Mave announced $34 million in funding, including a new $28 million Series A, to advance AI agents for security operations. The company says its system uses existing security-stack context and keeps actions subject to governance controls.
Key points
- Mave announced $34 million in total funding: a $6 million seed round and a new $28 million Series A led by Red Dot Capital Partners.
- The company was founded in 2025 by Unit 8200 alumni Guy Eshel and Raziel Oren.
- Mave says its system draws live context from existing security tools and uses fine-tuned SLMs and frontier LLMs to provide security teams with contextual reasoning.
- Mave says its current approach uses least-privileged integrations, approval gates when needed, and an audit trail; it is not offering end-to-end automation for now.
- The funding will support AI research, enterprise products, global expansion, and hiring.
Article Details
- Event Type
- Mave funding announcement: $28 million Series A, following a $6 million seed round, for its agentic SecOps startup.
- Impact
- The funding is intended to advance Mave’s AI research, strengthen its enterprise product lines, and expand its global presence. Mave says its system uses AI agents to help security teams investigate threats with context from existing security tools; it currently does not offer end-to-end automated response. The article also suggests that increased automation could reduce demand for some security operations roles.