Filigran’s XTM One Promises 70% Faster Threat Detection for Security Teams

Filigran has launched XTM One, an AI-native orchestration layer aimed at enhancing Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) processes. As cybersecurity becomes more complex, security teams are facing challenges in managing the growing volume of threat intelligence and vulnerabilities. The introduction of XTM One marks a shift toward automating workflows currently hindered by manual processes.

Many organizations struggle to turn the vast amount of threat data into actionable insights. Despite significant investments in various cybersecurity tools, teams often feel overwhelmed, switching between platforms to determine which threats are critical and what remediation steps to prioritize. XTM One seeks to simplify this process, allowing teams to work more efficiently.

CTEM has become a preferred strategy in the industry, moving from sporadic assessments to a continuous cycle of discovery, validation, and remediation. Filigran's platforms, OpenCTI and OpenAEV, play crucial roles in this strategy, highlighting the need for organizations to not only identify vulnerabilities but also understand which ones pose real business risks. XTM One functions as an orchestration layer that coordinates AI agents throughout the CTEM lifecycle, automating key tasks such as intelligence enrichment and threat reporting. This integration aims to minimize tool-switching, thereby boosting productivity.

Julien Richard, co-founder of Filigran, noted, "The volume of CVEs, threat actors, and attack campaigns has reached a scale no human team can process manually. XTM One is not AI as a feature. It is AI as the operating system for threat management. Security teams deserve automation that works the way they work.” This perspective reflects a broader trend in cybersecurity as vendors move away from basic AI assistants toward more autonomous systems that can manage entire workflows.

Early adopters of Filigran's XTM Platform have reported remarkable outcomes, achieving up to 70% faster threat detection and response times, along with an 80% reduction in preparation time for offensive security testing. Industry analysts highlight that such advancements in automation may be crucial as organizations expand their CTEM initiatives. Melinda Marks, Cybersecurity Practice Director at Omdia, stated, "As the scale of threats outpaces human capacity to respond to alerts, security teams are hitting a wall when they need to optimize remediation to mitigate security risk. The shift toward an agentic AI orchestration layer is needed for CTEM to help security teams scale.”

A key feature of XTM One's launch is its flexibility in AI deployment. Organizations can choose to use Filigran’s own AI models or implement their own large language models through a Bring Your Own Large Language Model (BYOLLM) approach. This flexibility is particularly attractive to industries with strict data sovereignty requirements, as Filigran also provides on-premises deployment options, catering to regulated sectors and government entities.

As organizations increasingly adopt CTEM strategies, automating and streamlining threat management processes will likely become essential. Filigran's innovative approach addresses the complexity that has historically hindered threat intelligence adoption, promising to improve efficiency and effectiveness in security operations. With cyber threats continuing to escalate, solutions like XTM One may be vital in helping security teams effectively keep pace with adversaries.