"Recorded Future adds to how we deliver that greater peace of mind before, during and after the payment transaction," Craig Vosburg, chief services officer at Mastercard, said in the announcement. "Together we will innovate faster, create smarter models and anticipate emerging threats before cyberattacks can take place - in payments and beyond."
Christopher Ahlberg, CEO of Recorded Future, said in a statement that "by joining Mastercard, we see an opportunity to help more businesses and governments determine the steps to realize their full potential - and to enable everyone to feel safer in their daily lives."
The acquisition would boost Mastercard's current products, which include risk assessments and transaction protections like fraud, according to the press release, which also touted the cyber firm's use of artificial intelligence.
Ahlberg said on the X social media platform that the firm "will remain an independent & open intelligence platform, operating as an independent subsidiary."
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