Mus.Acrofan Wipro and Recorded Future Partner to Enhance Cybersecurity Services
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- •Wipro and Recorded Future launched a Managed Threat Intelligence service on June 2, 2026.
- •The partnership integrates AI-driven intelligence into Wipro's CyberShield SM portfolio.
- •Enterprises are shifting towards actionable, integrated cybersecurity solutions.
On June 2, 2026, Recorded Future announced a strategic partnership with Wipro to enhance cybersecurity capabilities through the launch of a Managed Threat Intelligence and Brand Monitoring service. This collaboration aims to integrate AI-driven threat intelligence into Wipro's CyberShield SM portfolio, enabling enterprises to operationalize contextual intelligence for improved security operations. The partnership addresses the demand for actionable cybersecurity outcomes by embedding intelligence into security workflows, facilitating proactive threat hunting and digital risk protection. This initiative reflects a market shift towards integrated, AI-powered intelligence, moving away from fragmented security tools. The collaboration is expected to bolster Wipro's threat intelligence capabilities and provide enterprises with enhanced tools to manage cyber risks effectively.
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