2023年6月13日

欧洲cybertech Filigran创业公司总部设在法国,引发了投资500万€。这第一轮融资的公司是由英国的风投公司月火,关闭了一个115美元的基金,投资于申请者和目标。圆也有重大贡献的先进的全球风险投资,家庭办公室和商业天使,包括Motier Ventures Kima企业,提高夏尔巴人和Zebox企业等等。法国cybertech启动将使用投资加快产品开发和推动国际增长。这一轮的目的是给Filigran它需要18个月的资源业务加速计划重点工程,客户的成功,和商业增长在欧洲和北美。此外,Filigran将关注其商业模式的发展;支持和咨询的客户使用其扩展威胁本地管理;和发展Filigran基于订阅的多重云SaaS提供的。“Filigran高兴是与这些投资者合作,认识到需要新的,开放的方法来应对不断增长的网络安全所面临的威胁所有的大型组织,”塞缪尔Hassine Filigran首席执行官兼联合创始人说。“所表现出的热情,这第一轮演示了他们的信心在Filigran设计和提供一个快速增长的能力,value-centric和社区驱动的业务在未来几年。” “Given the nature of global cybersecurity threats, and the usefulness of Filigran’s solution, which has been enthusiastically recognised by significant customers who can’t afford to not take new and emerging threats extremely seriously, supporting Filigran’s development is a no-brainer,” said Mattias Ljungman, founder of Moonfire. “We have absolute confidence in Filigran’s leadership and their teams, and we look forward to working closely with them in the long term.” Open source eXtended Threat Management suite Filigran was founded by Samuel Hassine and Julien Richard in October 2022 in France. Samuel has over 15 years’ of experience in cyber threat intelligence and crisis management and was previously Director of Security Strategy at Tanium, and head of Threat and Risk Analysis at ANSSI. On the other hand, Julien has over 20 years’ of experience in managing product and engineering teams while designing complex software in data and AI fields and was the Vice-President of Engineering at YOOI and Director of Engineering at Axway. They created the cybertech startup with the objective to provide cybersecurity and crisis management teams with the best possible software. The company designs and develops an eXtended Threat Management (XTM) portfolio covering cyber threat intelligence, adversary simulation, and crisis management solutions. Currently, Filigran is focused on the development of two products. Firstly, it focused on OpenCTI, an eXtended Threat Knowledge Platform designed to help cybersecurity teams organise, store and operationalise threat intelligence information at a technical and strategic level. The second one is OpenEx, an eXtended Threat Simulation Platform that uses cyber threat knowledge for attack and crisis management simulations, and to stress-test the resilience of critical infrastructure (digital twins or actual infrastructure) in the face of new and emerging threats. As of now, the startup has established partnerships with over 20 leading global companies, including Deloitte, Orange Cyberdefense, Atos, Wavestone and Intrinsec. Over 3,200 organisations use its solutions globally and some of them include Airbus, Marriott, Thales, Hermès, and Bouygues Telecom. Also, the company counts public sector bodies such as the European Commission, the FBI, the New York City Cyber Command, multiple US and Australian federal agencies, the Netherlands National Police Corps, and a number of European ministries as customers.