This startup raised $34 million to help security teams keep up with AI threats. Read the pitch deck.
Cybersecurity startup Mave has raised $34 million in Series A funding to deploy AI agents that help security teams manage and filter cyber threats. The company aims to address the growing scale and speed of AI-powered cyberattacks.
Why it matters
Reflects the growing trend of using AI to combat AI-driven security threats in corporate environments.
Guy Eshel and Raziel Oren founded Mave in 2025. Mave Mave has raised $34 million to bring AI agents to companies' security operations. CEO Raziel Oren said old systems can't keep up with how quickly AI is transforming cyberattacks. Business Insider got an exclusive look at the pitch deck Mave used to raise its Series A round. Mave, a cybersecurity startup that uses agents to counter the rise in AI-powered cyberattacks, has raised $34 million in funding. The Israel-based startup says its AI agents pull together information from a company's existing security systems, investigate alerts, filter out false alarms, and take actions approved by human teams. "Security operations is the last gate in any organization," cofounder and CEO Raziel Oren said, comparing it to the physical security guards who monitor a building's live camera footage. "This thing is really broken from the inside.
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