Econity
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Econity provides an economic security intelligence platform and advisory services for commercial, defense, and government customers.
Also known as Econity Platform · GovStrat · Sentinel
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Company profile
researched Aug 2026Econity positions itself as an "economic security operating system" organized around a detect–decide–defend workflow. It targets economic vulnerabilities that it describes as interconnected across global systems, including cyber attacks, supply chain disruptions, geopolitical tensions, financial system interference, transportation interruptions, and influence exerted by vendors or individual actors. The company states that its goal is to move customers from identifying such risks to implementing mitigations.
The offering has three components. The Econity Platform is an interactive, real-time system delivering strategic insights and forecasting, with capabilities including actionable playbooks, risk mapping, threat scoring and analysis, surveillance integration, scenario modeling, trending, and analysis frameworks, so that risks can be detected, analyzed, prioritized, routed, and tracked through mitigation in one place. A Resolution Center provides human-delivered services such as investigation, supplier substitution, sanctions triage, escalation management, war-room facilitation, and red teaming, described as combining strategic intelligence, dual-use technology, and agentic AI. A Data Acquisition line offers surveillance deployments, in-person interviews, forensic file analysis, data mining, access to a global data network, and data purchase and brokering to enrich information before decisions are made.
Products are packaged by buyer type: Sentinel for consumer intelligence, the Econity offering for defense and enterprise (real-time platform, dashboards, and strategic services), and GovStrat for government, which integrates with the Econity platform and incorporates relevant agencies and authorities. The company publishes a case study on anticipating a raw-materials disruption before it becomes a revenue event.
Business model
Econity sells a subscription-style intelligence platform alongside expert-delivered services, combining real-time dashboards and analytics with a Resolution Center for investigation and mitigation work and paid data acquisition engagements such as surveillance, interviews, forensic analysis, and data brokering.
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Market position
Econity frames its category as economic security and resilience, arguing that legacy risk stacks were designed for slower conditions and that few options exist for identifying and mitigating interconnected economic vulnerabilities.
The company describes itself as the only global insights platform spanning identification through implementation, pairing platform analytics with an in-house resolution team drawn from intelligence and industry backgrounds, and states that its leadership includes former Pentagon and allied intelligence personnel.
Technology
An interactive real-time platform providing risk mapping, threat scoring and analysis, surveillance integration, scenario modeling, trending, forecasting, and analysis frameworks, with services described as powered by strategic intelligence, dual-use technology, and agentic AI.
Go-to-market
Direct engagement through the company website, with prospects invited to schedule a call or contact the team by form or at info@econity.com; a downloadable case study is used as a lead-generation asset.
Commercial enterprises, defense organizations, and government agencies, with stated industry and market expertise spanning supply chain, government, investment and hedge funds, defense, manufacturing, insurance, pharmaceuticals, and transportation. A separate Sentinel product addresses consumer intelligence.
History
Leadership consists of CEO Justin Liggett, who built and managed a strategic competition task force and economic warfare program at the Pentagon and later served as vice president of a commercial intelligence company serving government clients; CSO Adam Leslie, a former Australian intelligence officer who built sensitive intelligence programs and later worked in Silicon Valley introducing novel technologies to the intelligence community; and COO Erin Acheson, whose background covers enterprise technology, physical security, and product growth strategy for B2B technology companies.
Compiled by commissioned research from 4 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Econity do?
- Econity provides an economic security intelligence platform and advisory services for commercial, defense, and government customers.
- Who are Econity's investors?
- Econity's investors include Atinum Investment Co. Ltd..