Mave, an agentic security operations platform based in Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel, announced on October 22, 2026, that it has raised US$34 million in funding. The round includes a US$28 million Series A led by Red Dot Capital Partners, with participation from Lumir Growth Partners and existing investors Dell Technologies Capital and Emerge Ventures. The company plans to use the capital to accelerate frontier AI research, strengthen enterprise product lines, and expand its global presence.
A Fragmented Security Environment
Enterprise security teams struggle with large volumes of data and dozens of disconnected tools, leaving analysts unable to respond quickly enough during real incidents. Research cited by Mave shows that a majority of analysts report falling behind, while nearly one quarter of security leaders say limited enterprise-wide visibility is the biggest barrier to effective operations. U.S. businesses lose an estimated US$30 billion per year from breaches caused by control failure, a problem worsened by AI accelerating attack speeds.
An Agentic Alternative to Traditional SIEM
Mave argues that traditional SIEM platforms contain only a partial view of the environment and lack critical context such as configuration, identity state, ownership, and what is running at any moment. The platform queries each security tool in its native language, reconciles the results into a single account of what happened, and investigates 100% of alerts within minutes. It removes false positives, identifies relevant active campaigns, and executes approved response actions under rules set by the security team.
Funding to Advance AI Research
The new funding will support Mave's work in frontier AI research as the company strengthens enterprise product lines and increases its global footprint. The Series A was led by Red Dot Capital Partners, with participation from Lumir Growth Partners, while Dell Technologies Capital and Emerge Ventures doubled down after leading the company's US$6 million Seed round. This brings Mave's total announced funding to US$34 million and signals growing confidence in its agentic security model.
Investor and Leadership Perspectives
Atad Peled, Partner at Red Dot Capital Partners, said the SecOps market is overdue for reinvention because incumbents and replacement startups treat coverage as a budget decision, not a security one. He described Mave's approach as decoupling security work from the data layer, closing the gap between what teams can collect and act on. CEO Raziel Oren added that the platform gives security teams AI that keeps pace with attackers, shows its work, and recognizes when human judgment is required.
Early Traction and Regulatory Adoption
Fortune 50 companies and global managed security service providers are already using Mave to reinvent major components of their security operations and protect hundreds of customers. The platform operates in highly regulated financial and healthcare environments, where security teams trust it to investigate and contain incidents. Mave has served as the last line of defense in multiple live attacks by isolating systems, disabling compromised identities, and blocking malicious activity before breaches occurred.
Mave is closing 7-figure deals and grew its annual recurring revenue by more than 400% over the last year. Founded in 2025 by cyber veterans Raziel Oren and Guy Eshel, the company has grown to more than 30 employees and plans to expand hiring in go-to-market and AI research. With its platform now generally available, Mave aims to make AI a responsible and accountable part of how modern enterprises protect themselves.