Mave Raises $34M to Expand AI Cybersecurity Platform
Mave Raises $34M to Advance AI Cybersecurity Israeli cybersecurity startup, announced that it has closed a $34 million fundraise. The round consisted of a Series A for $28 million led The post Mave Raises $34M to Expand AI Cybersecurity Platform appeared first on Ventureburn .
Israeli cybersecurity firm Mave has secured $34 million in funding for its AI-driven cybersecurity platform. The Series A investment round, led by Red Dot Capital Partners, also saw participation from Lumir Growth Partners. Mave's technology aims to help security teams respond more swiftly to the increasing sophistication of cyber threats.
The startup was founded in 2025 by Raziel Oren and Guy Eshel, both former members of Israel's Unit 8200 intelligence unit. Mave's AI agents integrate with existing security systems, collecting and consolidating data to automate investigations and filter false positives. The platform can also execute predefined response actions based on security team rules.
Currently, Mave has 50 customers and global managed security service providers among its clients, protecting hundreds of customers. The company reports a more than 400% increase in annual recurring revenue over the past year, with deals worth seven figures. As AI-based cyberattacks become more prevalent, Mave believes its agent-based systems can help organizations manage the growing attack workload.
With 30 employees, the company plans to double its workforce over the next three years, focusing on market expansion and AI research.
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