Filigran

The open-source project existed years before the company did. We had a community before we had customers, and it's still the reason any of this works. On October 15 in Paris, we're getting that community into a room for the first time. THREAD is our first conference: 17 external speakers, starting with Supervisory Special Agent Byron Graham of the FBI, alongside security leaders from Thales, Accenture, Hermès and Centrica. What's on the table: - Agentic AI in security operations: what works today, what doesn't yet. - Unified exposure management: going from a list of vulnerabilities to what actually matters. - Closing the loop between intelligence, validation and response. No vendor keynotes, no sales pitches. Practitioners talking to a room doing the same job. Every registration is reviewed one by one, so the room stays small enough for that to work. If you've been part of this community from the start, or since last week, I'd love to see you there. Reserve your seat: https://lnkd.in/eGemzwaE #PullTheThread

4 years ago, Julien and I founded Filigran to give a home to #OpenCTI, the open-source platform born inside a threat intelligence team, for other threat intelligence teams. The name comes from filigree, the craft of assembling fine threads into something precise and strong, and it still describes what this community does every day: pulling on a signal, patiently, until the structure appears. Today, what we build reaches far beyond threat intelligence, and the name has never fit better, as more and more threads come together around a single conviction: defense has to be proactive, and informed by the threat. None of it would exist without the analysts, engineers and contributors who have been building it with us, in open source, since before Filigran even existed. On October 15 in Paris, THREAD, our first conference, will bring this community together for a full day. I wanted it deeply rooted in our DNA: a day made for practitioners and for the leaders who rely on them, where the people who do the work are the ones on stage. Most of it happens in labs, workshops and roundtables, and part of our roadmap will be put to a vote, with a commitment on our side to build what comes out on top. Security leaders and practitioners from Accenture, Thales, Richemont, Dassault Systèmes, Centrica and many others will be with us, and more will be revealed in the coming days. THREAD takes place as Filigran turns 4. I have been looking forward to this day for a long time, and I cannot think of a better way to mark these four years than a day with the community, the customers and the partners who made them possible. It is the first edition of what we intend to make an annual gathering and, as always, only the beginning. So far, most of this community has met in threads, on Slack and GitHub. This time, we will be in the same room, and I hope you will be part of it. Come pull the thread with us! https://lnkd.in/esqa-wwx See you in Paris. #PullTheThread

Most cyber events are built around vendor pitches. THREAD is built around the people doing the work. Join security leaders, CTI teams, SOC practitioners, and open-source contributors for one day of real conversations in Paris.

The people you know from Slack, GitHub, OpenCTI, and OpenAEV are meeting in person. Join the global threat management community in Paris for a day of shared knowledge, hands-on sessions, and practical conversations.

No generic panels. No empty keynotes. No vendor theatre. THREAD is a one-day gathering for the threat intelligence and cyber defense community — built around practical sessions, peer conversations, and real-world lessons.

Threat intelligence, exposure management, and cyber defense only get better when practitioners compare what actually works. THREAD brings that community together in Paris for one day of labs, workshops, roundtables, and honest discussion.