Recorded Future
AI-powered threat intelligence platform aggregating open web, dark web, and technical sources in real time.
Overview
Recorded Future is the world's largest threat intelligence company, using AI to collect, analyse, and contextualise intelligence from open web sources, dark web forums, technical sources, and premium content. The platform helps security teams prioritise threats specific to their organisation, industry, and technology stack rather than managing generic alert lists.
The AI analysis layer continuously monitors millions of sources and surfaces relevant intelligence: emerging malware campaigns targeting your sector, leaked credentials from your domains, vulnerabilities being actively exploited against your stack, and threat actor profiles. Intelligence is delivered in natural language reports with context explaining the relevance to each organisation.
Recorded Future's Threat Intelligence Platform integrates into SIEM systems, SOAR platforms, and security operations workflows via API. It is used by over 1,900 enterprises and governments including 45 of the Fortune 100 companies. In Singapore, it is used by financial institutions and government agencies for nation-state threat monitoring across the APAC region.
Pricing
Pricing shown for reference only. These figures reflect RECATOOLS research as of 8 May 2026 and may be out of date or incomplete. This is not financial or purchasing advice — always confirm the current price on the provider’s official website before making any decision.
Use cases
ASEAN Perspective
Recorded Future in Southeast Asia
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Recorded Future is the dominant enterprise threat-intelligence platform, ingesting and analysing vast open-source, dark-web and technical telemetry to deliver real-time intelligence on threats, vulnerabilities, brands and third parties. Its breadth, freshness and analyst tooling make it a category leader, well-suited to large SOCs, threat-intel teams and governments that need authoritative external context.
The caveats are enterprise-scale: pricing is high and sales-led, full value requires dedicated analysts and integration, and it is overkill for SMBs. It offers a robust API for integration into SIEM/SOAR stacks. There is no ASEAN-specific consumer offering, though it is used by regional enterprises and agencies. Excellent for well-resourced security programmes; not for smaller teams.
Notable facts
- Recorded Future was acquired by Mastercard in 2024 for $2.65 billion — the largest acquisition in Mastercard's history and one of the largest cybersecurity deals ever.
- The platform monitors over 1.6 million intelligence sources including clear web, dark web forums, paste sites, and technical data feeds simultaneously.
- Recorded Future's AI predicted the SolarWinds supply chain attack 18 months before it was publicly discovered, based on unusual activity patterns in underground forums.
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