Mave Launches to Solve Security Data Visibility Gaps
The startup raises $34 million to help security teams query siloed systems without migrating data to a central database.
Updated on Oct. 26, 2026 in Cybersecurity
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Cybersecurity startup Mave has emerged from stealth with $34 million in total funding to address enterprise security visibility gaps. The company currently operates in over 200 security operations centers.
Why it matters
Mave aims to solve the integration bottleneck between disparate security tools by allowing platforms to query connected systems directly, bypassing the need for central telemetry migration.
Mave currently supports operations in over 200 security centers, targeting a visibility challenge identified by 24% of security leaders in the 2026 SANS SOC Survey. The platform queries systems in their native language to retrieve live context without migrating telemetry.
The players
Mave
A cybersecurity startup providing an integration platform for security operations centers.
Red Dot Capital Partners
A venture capital firm that led Mave's $28 million Series A funding round.
Dell Technologies Capital
The investment arm of the global hardware and cloud infrastructure company that participated in Mave's seed round.
Raziel Oren
Co-founder of Mave and a veteran of Israel's 8200 military intelligence unit.
Guy Eshel
Co-founder of Mave and a veteran of Israel's 8200 military intelligence unit.
The details
Mave addresses security silos by querying connected systems in their native language, pulling live data without requiring migration into a central database. The platform creates an audit trail by logging queries, evidence, reasoning, and actions for every finding. This approach is intended to resolve integration bottlenecks between disparate tools.
Timeline
2026: The SANS SOC Survey is published.
October 26, 2026: Mave announces its funding and emergence from stealth.
The Tech Race
The startup enters a crowded security operations market competing to bridge data silos between enterprise tools. It follows the operational challenges documented by the 2026 SANS SOC Survey, which identifies lack of visibility as a top industry obstacle.
Security operations teams can currently deploy Mave to manage data across disparate tools without centralizing telemetry. The company intends to scale its research and headcount, though it has not provided a specific timeline for new feature releases.
The takeaway
Mave provides a solution for security leaders struggling with fragmented infrastructure and limited enterprise visibility. Watch for the company's planned expansion and headcount growth as indicators of their platform's adoption rate in the coming fiscal quarters.
Further reading
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