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Mate Security

by Mate Security

Governance & SecurityAI Agents & Orchestration

Open agentic SOC platform powered by a security context graph built for each organisation

Contact for pricing·Added Sep 17, 2026·Updated Sep 17, 2026
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Mate Security

by Mate Security

Governance & SecurityAI Agents & Orchestration

Open agentic SOC platform powered by a security context graph built for each organisation

Contact for pricing

Mate Security is an AI-native security operations (agentic SOC) platform. It builds a security context graph of each organisation's assets, users, data and business processes, then uses AI agents to triage alerts, investigate incidents, hunt threats, build detections and run supervised response. It is aimed at enterprise SOC leaders overwhelmed by alert volume.

At a Glance

Category
Governance & Security
Pricing
Contact for pricing
Target Market
CISOs, SOC Directors, Security Operations Teams, Detection Engineers
Deployment
Cloud-first
Founded
2025
Headquarters
Tel Aviv, Israel
Customers
Fortune 500 enterprises among its customers (count undisclosed)

Key Features

  • Security Context Graph
  • Alert triage and investigation agents
  • Continuous Detection, Continuous Response
  • Gamebooks
  • Supervised response
  • Open agent governance layer

Capabilities

text generation
image generation
video generation
code generation
workflow automation
api access
audio generation
fine tuning
agent orchestration

Use Cases

  • Alert fatigue reduction
  • Context-aware false-positive handling
  • Detection engineering at scale
  • Governed multi-vendor agent SOC

Ideal For

Best For

  • Enterprise SOCs automating alert triage and investigation across existing SIEM, EDR and identity tools
  • Detection-engineering teams turning investigation outcomes into production detections
  • Organisations that want to run vendor, Mate and in-house security agents under one governance layer
  • Threat hunting informed by business context such as users, assets and approved processes

Not Ideal For

  • Small teams without a SIEM or security data stack, because the platform works by connecting to existing SIEM, EDR, identity and ticketing tools
  • Buyers who need a long operating history: the company was founded in 2025, and even industry buyer guides warn that early-stage AI SOC startups call for extra due diligence
  • Organisations that want fully autonomous, hands-off response, because Mate's response actions are supervised, follow SOPs and keep a human in the loop

Market Analysis

Enterprise-gradeEarly-stage

Pros

  • Well funded: more than $50M raised within a year of launch, from Canaan, Insight, Team8 and Microsoft's M12
  • Recognisable customers including Bridgewater Associates, FitchGroup, AlphaSense and Freshworks, several quoted by named CISOs on its site
  • Integrates with mainstream SOC tooling (Splunk, Sentinel, CrowdStrike, Okta, ServiceNow, Slack) without centralising data
  • SOC 2 and HIPAA compliance listed on its site

Cons

  • Young company (founded 2025), and ReliaQuest's AI SOC buyer guide warns that many venture-backed vendors in this early-stage market may pivot, be acquired or fail to scale
  • Growth and Fortune 500 adoption figures are company-reported, and The Next Web's coverage was a contributed article rather than independent reporting
  • No public pricing, and we found no Hacker News discussion and could not verify any G2 reviews to corroborate production experience
  • Crowded category: Dropzone AI, Prophet Security, 7AI and Torq all sell AI SOC agents, so the case for Mate rests largely on its context graph

Pricing

Enterprise

Contact for pricing

  • Security Context Graph
  • Triage, investigation, detection, hunting and response agents
  • Gamebooks and supervised response
  • Integrations with SIEM, EDR, identity, ticketing and collaboration tools

Mate Security does not publish list pricing on its website. The platform is sold to enterprise SOC teams through direct sales and demos, and the metering basis (for example per alert, per seat or per data source) is not publicly disclosed.

Security & Compliance

soc2
gdpr
hipaa
iso27001
sso
data residency

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Mate Security is an AI-native security operations (agentic SOC) platform. It builds a security context graph of each organisation's assets, users, data and business processes, then uses AI agents to triage alerts, investigate incidents, hunt threats, build detections and run supervised response. It is aimed at enterprise SOC leaders overwhelmed by alert volume.

Mate Security is a Tel Aviv-based company founded in 2025 by former Wiz and Microsoft staff and led by CEO and co-founder Asaf Wiener. It emerged from stealth in late 2025 with an oversubscribed $15.5 million seed round. On 29 July 2026 it announced a $35 million Series A led by Canaan Partners, with Insight Partners, Team8 and M12 (Microsoft's venture fund) also investing, taking total funding above $50 million. The product is an agentic security operations platform built around a patent-pending Security Context Graph. The company says that within about 24 hours of connecting data sources, the platform models an organisation's users, assets, policies, business processes, past investigations and approved activity. An AI agent can then judge a security event against how the business actually operates, for example recognising that a burst of failed logins is a scheduled drill rather than an attack. Specialised agents handle alert triage and investigation, detection engineering, threat hunting and supervised incident response. They run as a closed loop the company calls Continuous Detection, Continuous Response, in which closed investigations are turned into new detections. Instead of rigid playbooks, customers steer agents with 'gamebooks'. The platform is also open: Mate's own agents, third-party vendor agents and customers' in-house agents can run on a shared governance layer with unified permissions under a least-agency design. It connects to SIEMs and data lakes such as Splunk and Microsoft Sentinel, and to CrowdStrike, Okta, ServiceNow and Slack, without requiring data to be centralised. Customers listed on its website include Bridgewater Associates, FitchGroup, AlphaSense, Lead Bank, Merlin Entertainments, monday.com and Freshworks. The company reports more than 500% growth since the third quarter of 2025. It competes in a crowded AI SOC market with vendors such as Dropzone AI, Prophet Security, 7AI and Torq.

Ideal Buyer

A CISO or SOC director at a large enterprise whose analysts cannot keep up with alert volume and who wants AI agents that reason with business context under human supervision.

Key Benefit

Agents that understand the organisation's own context triage and investigate alerts, and closed investigations feed back into better detections.

At a Glance

Category
Governance & Security
Pricing
Contact for pricing
Target Market
CISOs, SOC Directors, Security Operations Teams, Detection Engineers
Deployment
Cloud-first
Founded
2025
Headquarters
Tel Aviv, Israel
Customers
Fortune 500 enterprises among its customers (count undisclosed)

Key Features

  • Security Context Graph

    Models users, assets, policies, business processes and prior investigations so agents judge alerts against the organisation's real context.

  • Alert triage and investigation agents

    Analyse alerts in real time against the context graph and expose their reasoning so analysts can verify each conclusion.

  • Continuous Detection, Continuous Response

    A closed loop that turns completed investigations into new production-ready detections, improving coverage over time.

  • Gamebooks

    Steer AI agents with flexible guidance instead of rigid playbooks, balancing operator control with investigation accuracy.

  • Supervised response

    Carries out response actions that follow the organisation's standard operating procedures while humans stay in the approval loop.

  • Open agent governance layer

    Runs Mate, third-party and customer-built security agents under shared permissions and least-agency controls on one platform.

Capabilities

text generation
image generation
video generation
code generation
workflow automation
api access
audio generation
fine tuning
agent orchestration

Use Cases

  • Alert fatigue reduction

    A SOC routes SIEM and EDR alerts to Mate's agents, which triage and investigate them with business context before escalating to analysts.

  • Context-aware false-positive handling

    Agents recognise approved activity, such as a scheduled drill that generates failed logins, and close it instead of paging an analyst.

  • Detection engineering at scale

    Closed investigations and organisational context are turned into tailored, production-ready detections that reflect the customer's actual environment.

  • Governed multi-vendor agent SOC

    Security teams run their own agents alongside Mate's and partners' agents, with unified permissions and oversight across all of them.

Ideal For

Best For

  • Enterprise SOCs automating alert triage and investigation across existing SIEM, EDR and identity tools
  • Detection-engineering teams turning investigation outcomes into production detections
  • Organisations that want to run vendor, Mate and in-house security agents under one governance layer
  • Threat hunting informed by business context such as users, assets and approved processes

Not Ideal For

  • Small teams without a SIEM or security data stack, because the platform works by connecting to existing SIEM, EDR, identity and ticketing tools
  • Buyers who need a long operating history: the company was founded in 2025, and even industry buyer guides warn that early-stage AI SOC startups call for extra due diligence
  • Organisations that want fully autonomous, hands-off response, because Mate's response actions are supervised, follow SOPs and keep a human in the loop

Deployment

On-Premise

Market & Ratings

Estimated Customers

Fortune 500 enterprises among its customers (count undisclosed)

Market Analysis

Enterprise-gradeEarly-stage

Pros

  • Well funded: more than $50M raised within a year of launch, from Canaan, Insight, Team8 and Microsoft's M12
  • Recognisable customers including Bridgewater Associates, FitchGroup, AlphaSense and Freshworks, several quoted by named CISOs on its site
  • Integrates with mainstream SOC tooling (Splunk, Sentinel, CrowdStrike, Okta, ServiceNow, Slack) without centralising data
  • SOC 2 and HIPAA compliance listed on its site

Cons

  • Young company (founded 2025), and ReliaQuest's AI SOC buyer guide warns that many venture-backed vendors in this early-stage market may pivot, be acquired or fail to scale
  • Growth and Fortune 500 adoption figures are company-reported, and The Next Web's coverage was a contributed article rather than independent reporting
  • No public pricing, and we found no Hacker News discussion and could not verify any G2 reviews to corroborate production experience
  • Crowded category: Dropzone AI, Prophet Security, 7AI and Torq all sell AI SOC agents, so the case for Mate rests largely on its context graph

Pricing

Enterprise

Contact for pricing

  • Security Context Graph
  • Triage, investigation, detection, hunting and response agents
  • Gamebooks and supervised response
  • Integrations with SIEM, EDR, identity, ticketing and collaboration tools

Mate Security does not publish list pricing on its website. The platform is sold to enterprise SOC teams through direct sales and demos, and the metering basis (for example per alert, per seat or per data source) is not publicly disclosed.

Security & Compliance

soc2
gdpr
hipaa
iso27001
sso
data residency

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  5. 5.thenextweb.commate security 50m funding ai security operations black hat
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