Altana for Economic Security
Map the network. Model the impact.
Design the intervention.
Governments often learn where their economies are exposed in a crisis, not before it. The same hidden networks make sanctions, tariffs, and export controls hard to aim and harder to evaluate.
Altana helps policymakers see the networks behind critical sectors, stress-test the shocks that would break them, and act before disruption hits.
Three shifts that change how policymakers work
From one-off studies → reusable analysis
Build on prior work instead of starting from scratch.
From siloed signals → global product and value chain intelligence
See the companies, products, facilities, ownership, and trade relationships behind sector-level dependencies.
From reactive response → stress-tested policy design
Simulate disruptions and evaluate interventions before taking action.
How it works
How it works
Network Intelligence is available through Altana’s Early Access Program.
Uncover vulnerabilities
See the networks behind semiconductors, critical minerals, pharmaceuticals, and the defense industrial base: where one country controls a production phase, where critical paths run through a single facility, where foreign ownership hides three tiers upstream.
Simulate disruptions and policy interventions
Close a strait, take a facility offline, or model an export control before it lands. See which manufacturers lose capacity first and where alternatives exist.
Design and coordinate action
AI-assisted outputs inform procurement, investment, sanctions, export controls, and trade priorities with targeting packages and policy recommendations, all backed by evidence and sourcing.
The network
Powered by an AI network
No single agency can trace global value chains alone. Altana’s Supply Chain Graph powers a shared, continuously updated system of record for how products are sourced, manufactured, and moved – the world’s most complete map of the global supply chain network.
With exclusive learnings from a global network of industry data, Altana’s platform lets government and industry partners uncover risk, model the direct and cascading impact of disruptions and policy decisions, and coordinate targeted action across global value chains.
Customer Spotlight
Proven at national scale: GSCIP
The UK’s Global Supply Chain Intelligence Programme (GSCIP) uses Altana to unify 7+ government departments on a supply chain common operating picture, supporting multiple mission sets from one platform. Departments fuse their sovereign data with Altana to trace the products, facilities, ownership, and trade activity that underpin their critical sectors.
It grew from a two-person pilot into a £10 million cross-government capability, informed the UK's 2024 Critical Imports and Supply Chains Strategy, and was called “world-leading” by the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change. Network Intelligence productizes the model GSCIP proved, so new governments can get there without a custom build.
down from 3–6 months
down from £94,000–£188,000
more relevant businesses identified in one critical supply chain analysis
UK government departments operating on one shared supply chain platform
Turn policy questions into stress-tested policy decisions
See how Altana helps policymakers assess critical dependencies, model interventions, and coordinate action before disruptions hit.