Vrtechnology.Ai Recorded Future Acquired by Mastercard Amid Rising Cyber Threats
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- •Recorded Future was acquired by Mastercard for $2.7 billion in 2025.
- •The acquisition aims to enhance cybersecurity services against advanced threats.
- •Recorded Future's platform analyzes billions of data points for threat intelligence.
Recorded Future, a leading threat intelligence provider, was acquired by Mastercard in 2025 for $2.7 billion. The acquisition aims to integrate AI-powered threat intelligence into Mastercard's cybersecurity services, enhancing protection against advanced cyber threats. Recorded Future's platform analyzes billions of data points from the internet, including dark web sources, to identify and anticipate cybersecurity threats. Their services are crucial for mitigating risks such as ransomware attacks and supply chain vulnerabilities. The company has seen significant growth, with a 17% increase in employees over the past year. This acquisition expands Recorded Future's customer base, particularly in the digital payment sector, which is increasingly vulnerable to cyber threats.
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