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BlueVoyant Makes Supply Chain Security Market Push With 202 Group Acquisition

New York-based cybersecurity services provider BlueVoyant has purchased 202 Group for an undisclosed sum in a move to bring a supply chain risk management offering to the federal market.

The combined entity aims to offer an integrated offering that will work to help government customers manage potential risks to vendor ecosystems across agency programs, BlueVoyant said Thursday.

202 Group is headquartered in Washington, D.C., and designed its platform to help organizations obtain insight into supplier risk levels through data analytics.

BlueVoyant’s planned Supply Chain Command product seeks to cover third and fourth-party vendor mapping, geo-specific industrial base reporting, foreign investment identification and vendor viability monitoring services.

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