Interos Inc. Due Diligence

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United States · owned by Independent (United States) · www.interos.ai · 10 vendors

Interos Inc. is an AI-powered supply chain risk management company that provides an automated SaaS platform to map, monitor, and score extended supply chains against multiple risk domains including cyber, financial, geopolitical, compliance, catastrophic, and ESG risks. The company's proprietary iScore® methodology and iResilience platform leverage the world's largest database of B2B relationships to give Fortune 1000 enterprises and federal agencies continuous, real-time visibility into supplier vulnerabilities across their entire supply chain. Trusted by clients such as the U.S. Department of Defense, NASA, Freddie Mac, Mastercard, and L3Harris, Interos enables organizations to proactively address disruptions before they escalate.

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Last updated 2026-09-02 · revision 3

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Compliance

9 in-scope frameworks identified; showing 3.

SOC 2 (source) — No public evidence

Evidence: https://www.interos.ai/about, https://www.interos.ai/our-software, https://www.interos.ai/industries/federal-government

GDPR (source) — No public evidence

Evidence: https://www.interos.ai/privacy-policy, https://www.interos.ai/cookie-policy, https://www.interos.ai/terms-conditions

CPRA — Evidence found

Evidence: https://www.interos.ai/privacy-policy#california-residents-privacy-policy, https://www.interos.ai/cookie-policy, https://www.interos.ai/privacy-policy

Financials

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Financial Resilience Score: 6/10

Interos Inc. demonstrates moderate financial resilience underpinned by strong capitalization and a blue-chip customer base, but tempered by the opacity of private-company financials and likely ongoing operating losses. The company has raised approximately US$290M cumulatively, including a fresh US$40M strategic growth round from Blue Owl Capital in October 2024, providing multi-year runway. Revenue growth of 35% YoY (2023-2024) is meaningful, though below top-tier SaaS benchmarks of >50%. The company's customer base is a key resilience factor: marquee Fortune 1000 and U.S. federal customers (DoD, NASA, U.S. Navy) as well as international defense agencies (Canadian Coast Guard, Singapore DSTA) tend to produce sticky, multi-year contracts. Structural tailwinds in supply-chain risk management—driven by geopolitics, tariffs, cyber incidents, and regulation—support durable demand. A top-tier investor syndicate (Kleiner Perkins, Venrock, NightDragon, Blue Owl) signals strong governance and follow-on capital access. However, several risks weigh on resilience: financials are not audited or disclosed, ongoing AI R&D and growth-round dilution suggest continued cash burn, and competitive intensity from Altana, Everstream, Resilinc, Craft, Sayari, Pando, and Augur may pressure pricing. With only ~100 customers, concentration risk is material, and heavy dependence on U.S. federal contracts creates exposure to budget cycles. The April 2024 CEO transition introduces some execution risk despite being a positive catalyst.

Key strengths: ~US$290M cumulative capital raised, providing multi-year runway, 35% YoY revenue growth (2023-2024), Marquee sticky customer base including DoD, NASA, U.S. Navy, Mastercard, Freddie Mac, Blue-chip investor syndicate (Kleiner Perkins, Venrock, NightDragon, Blue Owl Capital), Structural tailwinds from geopolitics, tariffs, cyber, and ESG regulation, Differentiated IP via proprietary iScore methodology and B2B knowledge graph, Fresh US$40M growth round from Blue Owl Capital in October 2024

Risk factors: No audited financial disclosure; balance sheet and profitability opaque, Likely ongoing cash burn from heavy AI R&D and growth investment, Competitive intensity from Altana, Everstream, Resilinc, Craft, Sayari, Pando, Augur, Customer concentration risk with only ~100 total customers, Heavy dependence on U.S. federal government contracts and budget cycles, CEO leadership transition in April 2024 introduces execution risk, Potential down-round or bridge financing risk if SaaS multiples remain compressed

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