Interos is a supply chain risk intelligence company whose platform continuously maps and monitors an organization's extended network of suppliers, and their suppliers in turn, to surface risk before it causes disruption. It builds a multi-tier model of who supplies whom, then scores each entity and relationship across categories including financial health, cyber posture, geopolitical exposure, restrictions and sanctions, environmental and labor practices, and operational resilience, with real-time alerts when something changes, such as a supplier being added to a government blacklist, suffering a breach, or sitting in the path of a natural disaster. The goal is to move companies from reactive scrambling after a disruption to proactive identification of single points of failure and concentration risk. Interos serves large enterprises and government agencies concerned with regulatory compliance, national security, and continuity of supply, and it publishes research on emerging supply chain threats. In 2025 it introduced a product-level visibility capability that traces risk down to specific components and materials rather than only company relationships. Interos is sold as a paid enterprise subscription, typically priced by the number of suppliers monitored and the modules deployed, with onboarding to map a customer's supply base.