Filigran, a French early stage startup building tools for proactive threat management, has closed a $35 million Series B funding round led by Insight Partners.

The Paris-based firm said it also received additional investments from Accel and Moonfire, bringing the total raised to $56 million since launching in 2002 with ambitious plans to disrupt the threat intelligence business.

Filigran is building an extended threat management (XTM) product portfolio that combines data flowing in the OpenCTI open-source platform with the OpenBAS attack simulation tool.

The idea is to offer businesses tools for cyber threat intelligence, adversary simulation, and crisis management 

The new raise comes just months after Filigran banked $16 million in a Series A from prominent venture capital firm Accel.

The company says it has strategic partnerships with companies like Recorded Future, Intrinsec, Palo Alto, Google and CrowdStrike, deals that broadened its reach into new markets.

The startup also announced plans to add AI-powered features to structure data more efficiently, uncover hidden insights, and automate complex processes. 

Filigran said the new capital will be used to launch operations in the United States and to expand into Australia, Japan and Singapore.  

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