Constella Intelligence

About Constella Intelligence

Constella Intelligence is a digital risk protection company formed in December 2020 from the merger of 4iQ and Alto Analytics. The company provides identity risk intelligence and digital threat protection by leveraging artificial intelligence and a vast data lake of compromised identity assets. The formation of Constella brought together 4iQ, a firm specializing in identity intelligence and investigating threats on the deep and dark web, and Alto Analytics, which focused on analyzing the digital public sphere using AI and data science. The merger was designed to create a comprehensive digital risk protection solution covering identity, fraud, brand, executive, and geopolitical threats.

The company's core offering is centered around its data lake, which is described as the world's largest, containing over one trillion attributes from breached and infostealer data across more than 125 countries and 53 languages. This repository allows Constella to offer several key services, including Identity Theft Monitoring, Identity Fraud Detection, and Threat Intelligence through API integrations. Its platform, which includes the 'Hunter' investigation tool, enables organizations to monitor for external digital risks, investigate threat actors, and respond to threats linked to exposed personal data. Constella serves a global client base of enterprises and technology partners, helping them to strengthen their identity posture and reduce digital risk. The business operates on a subscription-based revenue model, offering various service tiers through annual contracts.

The leadership team has seen some changes since the merger. Initially, Kailash Ambwani, former CEO of 4iQ, served as the CEO of Constella, with Alto Analytics founder Alejandro Romero as COO and 4iQ founder Julio Casal as CTO. In September 2025, Andres Andreu, who previously served as the company's COO and CISO, was appointed as the new CEO. Alejandro Romero has an extensive background in technology and media, having held positions at Yahoo!, MTV, and Nickelodeon before founding Alto Analytics. The company has raised a total of $62 million over three funding rounds, with its latest Series C funding of $30 million occurring in October 2020, led by investors ForgePoint Capital and Benhamou Global Ventures.