Israeli AI cybersecurity startup Mave raises $34 million to automate threat detection
Israeli cybersecurity startup Mave has secured $34 million in funding to develop an AI-driven platform that automates threat detection and incident response. The technology aims to help enterprise security teams manage complex data environments by identifying and filtering threats across multiple systems.
Why it matters
As cyber threats become more sophisticated, AI-driven automation is becoming a critical component of enterprise-level digital infrastructure security.
Israeli-founded cybersecurity startup Mave has raised $34 million in seed and Series A funding as it develops an artificial intelligence platform designed to automate the investigation of cyber threats and help businesses respond to attacks more quickly. The funding includes a $28 million Series A round led by Red Dot Capital Partners and a previously raised $6 million seed round led by Dell Technologies Capital and Emerge Ventures. The company said it plans to use the investment to expand its AI research, develop its enterprise security products and strengthen its international operations. Founded in 2025 by Israeli military intelligence veterans Raziel Oren and Guy Eshel, Mave develops AI-based technology that works across a company's existing cybersecurity systems to investigate alerts, identify threats and recommend or execute approved responses.
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