Snapshot
Continue to About ↓- What it does
- Mave is an agentic security operations (SecOps) platform whose AI agents connect to the SIEM, EDR, cloud, identity, email and ticketing tools a company already runs, investigate alerts, answer analyst questions and execute authorized response actions.
More detail
- It works by querying data where it already lives rather than copying telemetry into a new store, and it positions itself as a way to reduce SIEM ingestion/retention costs and reliance on MDR and SOAR playbooks.
- Best for
- Security teams with a fragmented tool stack, heavy alert queues, or a SIEM renewal and cost pressure, including MSSPs and multi-SIEM post-merger environments that want faster investigations without consolidating their tools.
More detail
- Also fits organizations wanting to bring Tier 1/Tier 2 triage in-house and reduce MDR spend.
- Pricing
- Pricing is not published; it is a custom quote based on the number of endpoints protected and the size of your security team, not data volume.
More detail
- Two plans are offered: Mave Essentials (Ask Mave plain-language queries, agentic threat hunting, threat intelligence, agentic workflows) and Mave Advanced (a
- Main limitation
- Buyers who need self-serve sign-up and published list pricing, since Mave is a custom-quoted, sales-led product priced by endpoints and team size.
More detail
- Teams expecting fully autonomous remediation or independently validated outcome metrics should not assume either: destructive actions sit behind approval by default, and published results are vendor POC metrics.
- Record
- Living and monitored
- Reviewed
- Evidence
- Public web research
- Machine access
- Structured profile ↗
About
- Mave is an agentic security operations (SecOps) platform whose AI agents connect to the SIEM, EDR, cloud, identity, email and ticketing tools a company already runs, investigate alerts, answer analyst questions and execute authorized response actions.
- It works by querying data where it already lives rather than copying telemetry into a new store, and it positions itself as a way to reduce SIEM ingestion/retention costs and reliance on MDR and SOAR playbooks.
What it helps with
- Security evidence is fragmented across many tools, so no one connects the full context in time.
- Static rules and human-speed alert queues cannot keep pace with alert volume.
- The SIEM waits for analysts to write and read queries instead of reasoning across sources itself.
- SIEM ingestion and retention costs, and MDR fees, consume budget without proportional coverage.
- Attacks that never raised an alert go undetected without continuous hunting.
- On-premises workloads are hard to fold into the same SecOps workflow as cloud and SaaS.
Capabilities
A practical view of what is available and where limitations apply.
| Offering | Available | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Ask Mave (plain-language cross-tool query) | Yes | Query connected tools in plain language; answers cite supporting evidence. Included in Essentials. |
| Agentic alert investigation to verdict | Yes | Alerts investigated to an evidence-backed verdict with supporting evidence; part of Mave Advanced. |
| Agentic threat hunting | Yes | Continuous hunting across telemetry for activity that never alerted; hunts can be converted to scheduled agents. |
| Agentic detection engineering | Yes | Reasoning-based detections intended to fill gaps static rules leave; part of Mave Advanced. |
| Governed response actions | Limited | Notify, ticket, document or remediate, with approval gates and least-privilege per-platform APIs plus a full audit trail; destructive actions stay behind approval by default, so it is not a fully autonomous remediation product. |
| No central ingestion / data migration | Yes | Vendor states agents query data where it lives with no telemetry migration, duplicate data store or central index. |
| On-premises connectivity | Yes | Via the Mave Broker add-on, priced separately. |
| Managed searchable retention | Yes | Mave Lake add-on with hot and cold tiers set per source; priced separately. |
| Managed services | Yes | Mave SECTEAM add-on covers context tuning, threat hunting, detection engineering and reporting; priced separately. |
| Integration catalogue | Unknown | No published integration catalogue was found in the reviewed sources; breadth of coverage is unknown. |
Bot trust
How confidently AI systems can verify this profile from public evidence.
30of 100
ChatGPT—/100
Claude30/100
What bots could verify
- • Successfully distinguishes Mave Security (mave.com) from the unrelated Mave Health (mavehealth.com).
- • Identifies baseline identity elements including Tel Aviv headquarters, technical encryption, and estimated team size.
- • Proactively surfaces material enterprise risks including data residency, opaque pricing, and compliance requirements.
What weakens trust
- • Lacks independent corroboration, third-party technical validations, or security audits for product claims.
- • Provides no independent customer evidence, user ratings, or documented case studies.
- • Pricing transparency is very low, relying on an unverified third-party directory figure with no official model.
Evidence
Where this record came from, when it was reviewed, and how confidently it can be used.
- Verification
- Scribble researched these facts from the linked public sources.
- The owner has not manually confirmed every field.
- Last reviewed
- Primary source
- mave.com
Technical profile details
Record ID
26655ab1-4914-4007-b761-54da0a14e989Canonical URLhttps://profiles.scribble.network/listing/mave-26655a