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Egerie is a cybersecurity company based in Toulon, France, that develops a SaaS platform designed to identify, quantify, and manage enterprise cyber risks in real time using digital twin technology. The organization's proprietary system maps corporate information assets and processes to facilitate collaborative governance, regulatory compliance, and strategic security planning across various industries. Operating on a global scale, the business currently serves approximately 300 enterprise clients across 90 countries and maintains a workforce of roughly 90 to 110 employees. Its risk management software is utilized by several prominent corporate customers, including Orange, Accenture, Airbus, and Veolia. In January 2023, the enterprise secured €30 million in a funding round led by Tikehau Capital to finance its European market expansion and further develop its analytical models. Egerie was officially founded in 2016 by Jean Larroumets and Pierre Oger.
Egerie has raised $33.0M across 1 funding round.
Egerie has raised $33.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Egerie is a French software company founded in 2016 that builds an integrated platform for cyber risk management, enabling governance, compliance, and financial quantification of cybersecurity risks and personal data protection.[1][2][3] It serves sectors including healthcare, defense, banking, telecom, media, and public organizations, solving the problem of fragmented cybersecurity tools by providing a collaborative, agile solution that simplifies risk management and turns cybersecurity into a driver of business performance and trust.[1][3] With €32.5 million in total funding, including a recent €30 million round, Egerie demonstrates strong growth momentum, employing 51-200 people across offices in Toulon (HQ) and Paris, and reporting $6.4 million in revenue.[2][4]
Egerie was founded in 2016 in Toulon, France, by Jean Larroumets (President and Founder) and Pierre Oger (VP & Founder), with Pierre Calais serving as VP Business International among key leaders.[1] The idea emerged from the need for a unified approach to cybersecurity governance amid rising cyber threats and regulatory demands like GDPR, leading to a platform that quantifies financial impacts of risks.[2][3] Early traction built through serving critical sectors, culminating in significant funding—including a €30 million round in recent years—to accelerate automated data recovery and platform development, marking pivotal growth amid France's tech ecosystem support via groups like La French Tech.[2][3]
Egerie rides the surging demand for cyber risk quantification amid escalating global cyber threats, regulatory pressures (e.g., GDPR, NIS2), and supply chain vulnerabilities, where traditional tools fall short on financial modeling.[1][2] Timing is ideal in 2025's landscape of AI-driven attacks and mandatory compliance, with market forces like €32.5M funding reflecting investor confidence in European cybersecurity startups.[2] It influences the ecosystem by enabling agile risk management for defense, healthcare, and finance—critical to France's tech sovereignty push—while fostering local innovation through La French Tech and job creation, positioning it as a key player in building resilient digital infrastructures.[3]
Egerie is poised for expansion with its recent €30M funding fueling platform enhancements in automated recovery and AI integrations, targeting international growth beyond France.[2] Trends like rising ransomware costs and zero-trust mandates will propel demand, potentially evolving its influence toward leading European cyber platforms with deeper financial analytics. As cyber risks quantify into boardroom priorities, Egerie stands out by transforming defense into performance—watch for partnerships and sector dominance ahead.[2][3]
Egerie has raised $33.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $33.0M Series B in January 2023.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 1, 2023 | $33M Series B | — | Ecapital Entrepreneurial Partners, TIIN Capital, TIN Capital | Announced |
Egerie has raised $33.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Egerie's investors include eCapital Entrepreneurial Partners, TIIN Capital, TIN Capital.
