Filigran
Founded 2022 · 265 employees on LinkedIn · 13 known investors
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Filigran develops an open-source eXtended Threat Management (XTM) platform that unifies threat intelligence, security validation, and remediation for security teams. Its products, including OpenCTI, help organizations address exploitable risks and break operational silos in cybersecurity.
Also known as Filigran SAS
Founders & leadership
Filigran was founded in 2022 by Samuel Hassine.

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Funding
SEC filings, press & company announcements$58M disclosed across 1 of 5 rounds · 2023–2025
- $58MSeries COct 2025 · 4 sources
Eurazeo Growth (lead), Eurazeo’s Growth team (lead), Accel, Deutsche Telekom (T.Capital), Eurazeo, Insight Partners
Source ↗ - Undisclosed amountSeries BOct 2024 · 2 sources
Insight Partners (lead), Accel, Moonfire
Source ↗ - Undisclosed amountseed fundingJun 2023 · 2 sources
Moonfire (lead), Kima Ventures, Motier Ventures, Raise Sherpas, Zebox Ventures
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Source: company announcements and press reports — follow each round's link for the claim.
Company profile
researched Aug 2026Filigran is a French cybersecurity software company that develops an open-source eXtended Threat Management (XTM) suite for security and crisis-management teams. The suite unifies cyber threat intelligence, adversary simulation and security validation, and remediation workflows so that organizations can identify which exposures are actually exploitable and act on them. Its core products are OpenCTI, a cyber threat intelligence platform for structuring, managing and disseminating threat knowledge and observables, and OpenAEV (previously presented as OpenBAS, an evolution of the earlier OpenEx exercise-planning tool), an adversarial exposure validation and breach-and-attack-simulation platform used for attack scenarios, stress tests and crisis exercises.
Around these platforms the company offers XTM One, an AI-native, agentic orchestration layer intended to automate continuous threat exposure management (CTEM) workflows across intelligence, validation and remediation, and XTM Hub, a community hub providing documentation, demos, integrations and pre-built content. Filigran also runs Filigran Academy, a free learning platform with OpenCTI and OpenAEV courses, badges and CTF challenges, and hosts THREAD, an in-person community conference. A third module, described in the Series C announcement as OpenGRC and on the company's milestone page as OpenCRQ, is under development to cover cyber risk quantification and prioritization.
Founding story
Filigran was created in September 2022 and co-founded by Samuel Hassine (CEO) and Julien Richard (CTO). Hassine had more than 15 years of experience in cyber threat intelligence and crisis management, previously serving as Director of Security Strategy at Tanium and head of Threat and Risk Analysis at ANSSI; Richard had more than 20 years managing product and engineering teams in data and AI software, previously VP of Engineering at YOOI and Director of Engineering at Axway.
Business model
Filigran distributes its core platforms as open source and monetizes through commercial offerings around them, including enterprise editions, support plans and professional services, plus a partner ecosystem of MSSPs, technology alliances and solution providers. Prospects enter via a free live demo or a booked personalized demo.
Commercial support plans and professional services alongside the open-source platforms; the Series C announcement cites strong customer demand translating into strong revenue growth, without disclosing revenue figures.
Traction
Reported use by more than 6,000 public and private organizations worldwide and 6,000+ cybersecurity practitioners; the open-source community grew from more than 4,300 members in October 2024 to 6,500+ Slack members, and the company states the community doubled in two years. Headcount passed 100 in April 2025 and the platform offers 400+ one-click integration deployments.
Latest developments
In October 2025 Filigran closed a $58M Series C led by Eurazeo Growth with Deutsche Telekom's T.Capital and existing investors Accel and Insight Partners, earmarked for international expansion, a third platform module for cyber risk quantification (OpenGRC/OpenCRQ) and an AI agent platform. XTM One, an AI-native platform for automating continuous threat exposure management, was launched in June 2026, and the company published survey findings in June 2026 and a State of Threat Management research report. Its inaugural THREAD community event is planned for 15 October 2026 in Paris.
▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history
Market position
Positions itself as the first open-source eXtended Threat Management platform; investors describe it as redefining and democratizing access to threat management, with more than 6,000 public and private organizations reported as users of its solutions.
Open-source core products combined into a single end-to-end XTM suite covering intelligence, validation and remediation rather than point tools, backed by a large practitioner community and an extensive pre-built integration library.
Technology
Open-source platforms for threat intelligence knowledge management (OpenCTI) and adversarial exposure validation/breach-and-attack simulation (OpenAEV/OpenBAS), joined by an agentic AI orchestration layer (XTM One) with playbooks, dashboards, payloads, prompts, agents, feeds and scenarios, and a library of over 400 one-click integration deployments to connect third-party sources, feeds and security tools.
Go-to-market
Community-led growth around the open-source OpenCTI and OpenAEV projects — a Slack community of 6,500+ members, GitHub contributors, the free Filigran Academy training platform, research reports and the THREAD community conference — combined with a direct sales motion (book-a-demo, support plans) and a partner program for MSSPs and technology alliances.
Cybersecurity practitioners and teams in SOCs, CTI teams, CERTs and research labs, plus security leaders; users span individuals, enterprises and government organizations, including US and Australian federal agencies, European institutions and ministries, and companies such as Bouygues Telecom, ClearDATA, Rivian, Controlware and the Swiss FDFA.
Geography
Headquartered in Paris, France, with teams across EMEA, North America and APJ following expansion into the United States and Australia; the Series C is intended to fund expansion into the Pacific and Middle East, including planned entries into Japan and Saudi Arabia, and further growth in US and European markets with hiring in France and Germany.
History
The company was created in September 2022 (incorporated October 2022) and reached 10+ employees by March 2023. It raised a €5M seed round in June 2023, passed 20+ employees in August 2023, and announced a Series A in February 2024 (stated as €15M on the company's milestone page and as $16M in the Series B release) to expand into the United States and Australia. OpenCTI 6.0 shipped in March 2024 and OpenBAS 1.0 — a restructuring of the earlier OpenEx exercise platform — in May 2024, with headcount passing 50 in April 2024. A $35M Series B led by Insight Partners followed in October 2024. By April 2025 the company had 100+ employees across EMEA, North America and APJ; in June 2025 it was selected for the French Tech Next40/120 program. In October 2025 it closed a $58M Series C led by Eurazeo Growth, bringing total fundraising to over $100M. XTM One launched in June 2026, and the inaugural THREAD community conference is scheduled for October 2026 in Paris.
Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.
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Timeline · 12
launches, deals, and filingsFiligran-run one-day community event for the threat intelligence and cyber defense community at Les Jardins de Saint-Dominique, Paris.
Filigran published research reporting that 84% of organizations say cyberattacks exploit known but unprioritized risks.
Filigran launched XTM One, an AI-native, agentic platform connecting OpenCTI and OpenAEV to automate continuous threat exposure management from intelligence to validated remediation.
Series C led by Eurazeo Growth with Deutsche Telekom (T.Capital) and existing investors Accel and Insight Partners, bringing total fundraising to over $100M; funds expansion into the Pacific and Middle East (Japan, Saudi Arabia), development of a third module (OpenGRC/OpenCRQ) and the XTM One AI platform.
$58M source ↗
Filigran selected for the French Tech 120 program run by the French government recognizing top-performing scale-ups.
Company reported passing 100 employees worldwide with teams in EMEA, North America and APJ.
Series B led by Insight Partners with continued support from Accel and Moonfire, to fund global expansion in the US and Pacific region and product innovation focused on AI and data engineering.
$35M source ↗
First iteration of the breach and attack simulation platform, based on a restructuring of the earlier OpenEx exercise-planning platform.
Series A announced, stated as €15M on the company's milestone page and as $16M in the Series B press release; intended to fund expansion into the United States and Australia. Accel led the round.
Filigran announced its first funding round, raising €5 million to accelerate development.
Company created in September 2022 (incorporated October 2022) by Samuel Hassine and Julien Richard, onboarding its first customers and first employee.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
In the news
▸Research sources · 8
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- Filigranfiligran.io · web
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Filigran do?
- Filigran builds an open-source eXtended Threat Management platform spanning threat intelligence, exposure validation and risk.
- Who founded Filigran?
- Filigran was founded by Samuel Hassine in 2022.
- Who are Filigran's investors?
- Filigran's investors include Accel, Firestreak Ventures, Kima Ventures, Moonfire Ventures, Motier Ventures, STATION F, T.Capital, Eurazeo and 1 more.
- How much funding has Filigran raised?
- Filigran has disclosed $58M raised across 1 of its 5 known rounds.














