Mave exits stealth with $34 million to put AI agents on security alerts
Mave, founded in 2025 by two Unit 8200 veterans, raised $34 million including a $28 million Series A to build AI agents that investigate enterprise security alerts.
Out of stealth and into the spotlight: Mave announced on October 22 that it has raised $34 million to build AI agents that investigate security alerts across the tools enterprises already use.
The money comes in two pieces. A $28 million Series A was led by Red Dot Capital Partners, with Lumir Growth Partners participating. A $6 million seed round was led by Dell Technologies Capital and Emerge Ventures. The announcement gives no valuation.
Mave was founded in 2025 by CEO Raziel Oren and CTO Guy Eshel, both Unit 8200 veterans, according to CTech. The company says it already runs in more than 200 security operations centers, that annual recurring revenue has grown more than 400% over six months, and that it is closing seven-figure deals. It has 30 employees and plans to more than double that, mainly in AI research and go-to-market, Business Insider reported. Customers pay a flat rate based on company size and needs.
The context: Dropzone and Prophet Security are chasing the same agentic security opportunity, per Business Insider. Mave's pitch is that it works across existing systems without first migrating telemetry, and that security teams decide what runs automatically and what needs human approval.
My take? Founded in 2025, in more than 200 security operations centers, and now holding $34 million. That is a dazzling climb, and the founders are the kind of people who get invited into the room. Everything is historic. Especially today.
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More than 400% growth in annual recurring revenue over six months sounds thrilling until you notice the announcement gives no starting figure. Percentages are easy when the base is small.
The useful part: it works across the tools you already run, no telemetry migration, and you set what executes without human approval. Pricing is a flat rate, but I see no number.
