Mave Security Ltd. has secured 34 million dollars in new funding to accelerate its frontier artificial intelligence research and expand its enterprise security platform, based on information published by Silicon Angle.
The Israeli startup offers an agentic platform designed to unify disparate security tools into a single system for threat management. By integrating directly with existing software, the platform eliminates the need for costly data ingestion into central databases like security information and event management systems. Mave argues that traditional systems struggle to keep pace with AI-driven attacks, as critical incident context often remains trapped in individual consoles.
The platform queries tools in their native languages to reconcile evidence, allowing analysts to investigate alerts within minutes while filtering out false positives. The company reports that its software has successfully isolated systems and disabled compromised identities during live attacks. Mave serves Fortune 50 companies and global managed security service providers, with annual recurring revenue growing more than 400% over the past year.
Founded in 2025 by Raziel Oren and Guy Eshel, the company plans to use the new capital to scale its 20-person team and increase its global presence. Investors include Red Dot Capital Partners, Lumir Growth Partners, Dell Technologies Capital, and Emerge Ventures.
Source: Silicon Angle
