Mave raises $28 million Series A led by Red Dot Capital Partners

Mave was founded last year by Raziel Oren and Guy Eshel, both alumni of the Israeli military's Unit 8200 intelligence corps. The company argues that traditional SIEM (security information and event management) systems are ill-suited to modern attacks, which can unfold in minutes rather than hours or days. SIEM tools typically hold only part of the information needed for investigation, forcing analysts to manually reconstruct events across multiple screens.

Mave's approach is to connect to the security tools a company already uses and deploy AI agents that query each tool in its native query language, then correlate the results into a single incident narrative. The system investigates all alerts within minutes, filters out false positives, and identifies related active attack campaigns. For response, security teams set rules for what can be automated and what requires human approval, and all actions are logged for later review.

According to the company, Mave is already running in more than 200 SOCs (security operations centers), including Fortune 50 companies and global MSSPs (managed security service providers), and is used in regulated sectors such as finance and healthcare. The platform has helped contain real attacks by isolating systems and disabling compromised accounts. Mave reports seven-figure dollar contracts and ARR growth of more than 400% over the past year. The platform is generally available, and the company has not disclosed its valuation.