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Oct 23
SiliconANGLE
Mave raises $34 million to integrate existing security tools into a unified agentic system
Israeli security operations startup Mave Security has completed a $34 million funding round to accelerate frontier AI research and expand its agentic platform. The platform directly queries enterprises' existing security tools without needing to centrally ingest data into a SIEM, and can complete alert investigations in minutes while automatically filtering out false positives. The company says ARR has grown more than 400% over the past year, it has signed seven-figure contracts, and its team of 20 plans to more than double.
Oct 22
Unite.AI
Mave Completes $28 Million Series A Funding, Bringing Total Funding to $34 Million to Advance Agentic SecOps
Mave announced a total of $34 million in funding, including a $28 million Series A led by Red Dot Capital Partners, with the funds to be used to advance AI research, strengthen enterprise products, and expand into international markets. Its agentic security operations platform connects to enterprises' existing tools via API with read-only permissions, combining fine-tuned small language models with frontier large language models to complete investigations and approved responses within boundaries set by security teams. Mave says the platform is already running in more than 200 security operations centers, with ARR growing more than 400% over the past year, though it did not disclose absolute figures.
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Mave raises $34 million to use AI agents to help security teams counter AI threats
Israeli cybersecurity startup Mave has completed a $34 million funding round, including $28 million in Series A led by Red Dot Capital Partners and $6 million in seed funding. Its AI agents can integrate information from enterprises' existing security systems, investigate alerts, filter out false positives, and execute actions approved by human teams. Mave currently has 30 employees and plans to use part of the new funding to expand its go-to-market team and AI research.