Filigran has announced the speaker line-up for THREAD, its first annual event for the cyber defence and threat intelligence community, taking place in Paris on 15 October. The free, one-day gathering at Les Jardins de Saint-Dominique will feature speakers from Accenture, Centrica, Thales Group and the FBI. Its programme combines strategic discussions with practical sessions on threat intelligence, exposure management and cyber resilience.
Morning sessions will be followed by afternoon tracks featuring cyber threat intelligence (CTI) and computer emergency response team (CERT) practitioners from Dassault Systèmes, Hermès and Richemont, who will share their experiences and approaches. According to Filigran, the event will focus on hands-on labs and community-led workshops. It builds on the community model behind its open-source platforms, with users contributing connectors, sharing playbooks and helping shape product development.
“Defenders get ahead when they share what they see,” said Samuel Hassine, CEO and co-founder of Filigran. “Public organisations, corporations and practitioners have built OpenCTI and OpenAEV with us from day one. THREAD brings that community into one room to compare what works in the field, and decide together what we build next.”
A “Build Your Own Agent” lab will allow attendees to use the XTM One agent wizard to turn their workflows into AI agents. Tasks will include triaging threat reports and converting intelligence into attack scenarios, demonstrating how agentic AI can support continuous threat exposure management (CTEM).
Filigran will also unveil the beta programme for OpenCRQ, a cyber risk quantification module within its XTM Platform. The platform connects threat intelligence through OpenCTI, exposure validation through OpenAEV and cyber risk quantification through OpenCRQ, with XTM One providing the agentic core.
The programme caters for CTI analysts, security operations teams and red, blue and purple team practitioners. CISOs will be able to join closed-door, off-the-record roundtables organised by industry, alongside strategic sessions covering CTEM, NIS2 and DORA.
Attendees can also discuss Filigran’s product roadmap directly with its teams in a Community Zone. The company publishes its roadmap and allows users to vote on future features.
Places can be requested through the THREAD event website.
