Interos

Interos offers a supply chain risk management platform that uses AI and ML technologies to continuously map and monitor 400 million+ companies and billions of relationships against multiple risk signals. Using the intelligence gathered through these data sources, the platform provides advanced capabilities for identifying, assessing, and managing risks in global supply chains and business relationships. The solution enables its users to track multiple supply chain risks, including financial risks, cyber risks, restrictions risks, geo-political risks, catastrophic risks, and ESG risks, through a single platform. Hence, users are provided with capabilities to assess their organization's overall resilience to risks, helping them develop strategies to improve resilience.

The company caters its solutions to the aerospace and defense, airlines, energy, and financial services domains. 

Key customers and partnerships

As of October 2023, the company’s client portfolio consisted of the US Department of Defense, NASA, and many Global Fortune 500 companies.

In March 2024, Interos entered a partnership with Anglicotech, a Supply Chain Tech firm aiding US government agencies. The partnership enabled the integration of Interos' AI-based supplier risk management platform into Anglicotech's Supply Chain Resiliency Operations Center (SC-ROC). This allows for continuous vetting of millions of separate entities to preempt potential supply chain disruptions due to threats, including cyber, regulatory, financial, and more. Also, in February 2024, interos partnered with ProcessUnit to integrate its functionality into ProcessUnity's platform via Interos Connector. This allows a consolidated view of cyber, ESG, financial, geopolitical, and reputational risk, making vendor onboarding and risk monitoring more straightforward.

Funding and financials

In July 2021, the company raised USD 100 million in a Series C funding round led by NightDragon. At the point of raising the funds, the company reached unicorn status with a valuation of USD 1 billion.