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Turnover: 70 million EUR (2023)

Country: France

Cybersecurity specialist
Pro0ph3cy, a name as difficult to write as it is to hack
Raised €15 million in funding
Aims for a global position in the cybersecurity e-learning market.
Founded by engineer Arthur Bataille (Télécom SudParis).
In 2013, acquired Silicom.
In 2019, launches Seela, a subsidiary specialized in cyber training.
Since early 2021, this start-up has been marketing online training software sold by subscription (Saas, Software as a service).
Partnership with Airbus
2,500 people have enrolled in the training program, the only one of its kind in France, which leads to a diploma in network and cyber architecture, soon to be recognized by the French government
Arthur Bataille predicts that by next year, no fewer than 10,000 people will have taken part in this virtual school.
In 300 hours, an "old-fashioned" systems administrator will become a network architect who knows all there is to know about cyber risks.
A member ofHexatrust, the French cyber industry association
Pr0ph3cy competes with American company Rangeforce, which has yet to set foot in France, and Israeli company Cyberbit.

Cybersecurity: French company Pr0ph3cy boosts by initial investment of €100 million 03/07/2023

The Pr0ph3cy group is in negotiations for an investment of less than 100 million euros with the American investment company Carlyle.
Carlyle intends to double this investment over the next few years to facilitate acquisitions in the cybersecurity sector.
European fund IK Partners had previously invested 15 million euros in Pr0ph3cy.
Pr0ph3cy was founded in 2021, from the family business Silicom, established in 1983.
In 2019, Pr0ph3cy launched Seela, an online training center now used by around 8,000 people.
The company has acquired two companies: OpenCyber, specializing in technical assistance, and Harmonie Technologie, a cybersecurity consulting firm with sales of €14 million in 2021.
Pr0ph3cy's projected sales for 2023 are 70 million euros, almost four times higher than four years ago.
The company still generates 90% of its sales in France, despite the presence of nine offices across Europe and North America.
Pr0ph3cy plans to hire over 300 people in France over the next 18 months.
The company's current customers include major groups such as Thales, Airbus and banking institutions

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