Quick Overview
| Company | TEHTRI-Security SAS (RCS Paris 521 474 445) |
|---|---|
| Category | endpoint protection |
| Headquarters | Paris, France |
| Founded | 2010 |
| EU Presence | EU (France) |
| Data Location | France |
| Open Source | No |
| Compliance | ANSSI-qualified components |
| Pricing | Enterprise pricing on request |
| Free Option | Demo on request |
| Replaces | CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Palo Alto Cortex |
Detailed Review
TEHTRI-Security SAS in Paris built its platform for organisations where the sovereignty question is not a preference but a requirement — French public sector, defence-adjacent industry, critical infrastructure. It covers endpoints, servers, mobile and containers under one detection and response platform, with components qualified by ANSSI, the French national cybersecurity agency, and a stated position of not sending data outside France.
That focus explains both the appeal and the limits. For a European organisation that has to demonstrate where its security telemetry lives, this is a far shorter conversation than with any American vendor, and the platform is genuinely broad.
But it assumes you have people who can run a detection and response platform, pricing is quoted per engagement, and outside France the brand and the partner network are much thinner than ESET or Bitdefender. It is not a product to buy because it looked good in a comparison table.
What TEHTRIS does well
- Detection and response across endpoints, servers, mobile and containers
- ANSSI-qualified components and a clear French data position
- Built for organisations with sovereignty requirements rather than preferences
- French company, French processing
Where TEHTRIS falls short
- Assumes a security team that can run it
- Enterprise pricing on request
- Thin partner network outside France
Standout feature. Sovereignty as a specification: ANSSI qualification is an external check on the claim rather than a marketing line about it.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Detection and response across endpoints, servers, mobile and containers
- ANSSI-qualified components and a clear French data position
- Built for organisations with sovereignty requirements rather than preferences
- French company, French processing
Cons
- Assumes a security team that can run it
- Enterprise pricing on request
- Thin partner network outside France
Alternatives to TEHTRIS
Frequently Asked Questions
What is TEHTRIS?
TEHTRI-Security SAS in Paris built its platform for organisations where the sovereignty question is not a preference but a requirement — French public sector, defence-adjacent industry, critical infrastructure. It covers endpoints, servers, mobile and containers under one detection and response platform, with components qualified by ANSSI, the French national cybersecurity agency, and a stated position of not sending data outside France.
Where is TEHTRIS based?
TEHTRIS operates from Paris, France, which places it under EU (France). Compliance: ANSSI-qualified components.
What does TEHTRIS cost?
Enterprise pricing on request. Demo on request.
Who is TEHTRIS best for?
European organisations with real security maturity and sovereignty requirements. Sovereignty as a specification: ANSSI qualification is an external check on the claim rather than a marketing line about it.
What are the drawbacks of TEHTRIS?
Assumes a security team that can run it. Enterprise pricing on request. Thin partner network outside France.
Is TEHTRIS a good alternative to CrowdStrike?
TEHTRIS is built as a European alternative to CrowdStrike: French detection and response with ANSSI-qualified parts. It will not be a like-for-like feature match in every respect, so check the review above for where the two genuinely differ before switching.
How does TEHTRIS compare to other endpoint protection tools?
TEHTRIS is one of several European endpoint protection tools we cover. It is most often compared with CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Palo Alto Cortex.