Raven

Raven is a runtime application security platform that delivers three outcomes from one runtime layer: near-zero critical exposure, exploit prevention, and deeper application context for EDR and AI-driven security operations. Raven sees inside the running application at the library, function, call path, and behavior level. This allows teams to neutralize critical vulnerabilities in production before the code is fixed, prevent known exploits, zero-days, and CVE-less attacks as they attempt to execute, and keep the application running without relying solely on signatures or WAF rules. The platform combines Runtime Application Detection and Response, Runtime Prevention, Runtime SCA, and security for AI agents. While infrastructure-focused tools show process, network, and system activity, Raven explains which application code caused it. Security teams gain the exact library, function, dependency, and call chain behind an alert, giving EDR and AI SOC systems the evidence needed for faster triage, better decisions, and more precise response. Raven Runtime SCA uses function-level evidence to distinguish vulnerable packages that are merely present from vulnerable code that is loaded, active, or reachable. This helps teams reduce vulnerability noise, prioritize remediation, manage direct and transitive dependencies, and generate runtime-informed insights. Raven supports cloud-native and traditional production environments without requiring source-code changes or developer instrumentation and is designed to operate with minimal performance overhead. Raven was founded by cybersecurity veterans Roi Abitboul, Guy Franco, and Omer Yair, whose backgrounds include Symantec, now Broadcom, and elite Israeli intelligence units. The company is backed by Silicon Valley investors and headquartered in Palo Alto, California.