Detect, alert, block, cybersecurity was built on a defensive logic and faced with the explosion of the volume of attacks and data, this model reaches its limits. The challenge of security departments is now to prioritize risks rather than trying to cover everything. It is on this paradigm shift that Filigranwhich designs tools capable of helping companies decide where to concentrate their efforts.
Decision detection
The startup develops a software suite of risk-based cybersecuritya set of tools intended to make cybersecurity more strategic and measurable. The first module centralizes intelligence on threats (Threat Intelligence), the second simulates attacks to test the resilience of the systems. Filigran is now preparing a third product, planned for 2026, which will automate risks prioritization thanks to an analysis and scoring engine.
The objective is to allow organizations to allocate their defense resources according to the potential impact of each vulnerability. This approach transforms security into a steering instrument, where risk indicators become full governance data.
Inspired by collaborative models such as Github Or Hugging FaceFiligran brings together a real community around its platform. OpenCti has already attracted more than 5,600 contributors around the world and is used by renowned institutions such as the European CommissionTHE FBI and the New York City Cyber Command. By taking advantage of the contributions of these experts, Filigran enriches its platform from new features and a precious collective intelligence for its users, thus creating a dynamic and constantly evolving ecosystem.
Rapid development trajectory
Since its creation, Filigran has experienced sustained growth, carried by the growing demand for risk prioritization tools. The company has nearly 160 employees, including around thirty in the United States, and plans to double its workforce by 2026. It also prepares the opening of offices in the Middle East and Asia, two areas deemed strategic. Last June Filigran joined the French Tech Next40/120 program
The founders and financing
Filigran was co -founded in October 2022 by Samuel Hassine And Julien Richard.
She lifted 5 million euros in the second trimester 2023 with MODONE VENTURES,, Ventures motor,, Kima Ventures And CMA CGM VenturesThen 35 million dollars in B series in October 2024during a tour led by Insight Partnerswith the participation ofACCEL and MODONE VENTURES.
The company today announces a new lift of 50 million eurosmarking the entrance to two new investors,, Eurazeo And Deutsche Telekom Capital Partnersalongside its historic shareholders.
