Mave raises $28M to investigate cyber alerts without another data lake

Mave founders Raziel Oren and Guy Eshel are betting security teams will pay for AI investigations across existing tools, without centralizing their data.

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Primary source: Ctech

Why it matters

Mave is raising on a clear architectural bet: automate security investigations by working across existing tools instead of centralizing their data. Its customer and ARR growth figures are company-reported, and the absolute revenue remains unknown.

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Mave raised $28 million in a Series A announced on October 22nd, 2026, to build AI that investigates security alerts across the systems companies already use. For co-founders Raziel Oren and Guy Eshel, the financing backs a specific operational bet: speed up incident investigations without first moving security data into another central repository. CTech reported that Red Dot Capital Partners led the round, with Lumir Growth Partners participating.…

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