A New Way to Buy Recorded Future: Solutions and Packages Built for the 2026 Threat Landscape

Recorded Future has announced a restructuring of its intelligence platform into four solutions and three tiered packages to address the fragmented 2026 threat landscape. The report highlights a convergence of threats, including state-sponsored actors shifting from collection to persistent access for disruption, and industrialized cybercrime scaling payment fraud and social engineering attacks. Hacktivist and influence operations are also rising amidst geopolitical tensions. The new packaging aims to democratize intelligence access across cyber operations, digital risk protection, third-party risk, and payment fraud domains. By unifying these capabilities on a single Intelligence Graph, organizations can correlate signals across infrastructure, brand, and vendor ecosystems. This approach supports proactive hunting and automated remediation, enabling security teams to act on exposures faster. The shift reflects the need for integrated intelligence to manage expanded risk surfaces beyond networks, ensuring budget predictability and operational scalability against evolving adversary tactics.

Recorded Future is rolling out new pricing and packaging that bundles its intelligence capabilities into four solutions and three tiered plans, with unlimited users and integrations included.

Recorded Future has announced a restructuring of its intelligence platform into four solutions and three tiered packages to address the fragmented 2026 threat landscape. The report highlights a convergence of threats, including state-sponsored actors shifting from collection to persistent access for disruption, and industrialized cybercrime scaling payment fraud and social engineering attacks. Hacktivist and influence operations are also rising amidst geopolitical tensions. The new packaging aims to democratize intelligence access across cyber operations, digital risk protection, third-party risk, and payment fraud domains. By unifying these capabilities on a single Intelligence Graph, organizations can correlate signals across infrastructure, brand, and vendor ecosystems. This approach supports proactive hunting and automated remediation, enabling security teams to act on exposures faster. The shift reflects the need for integrated intelligence to manage expanded risk surfaces beyond networks, ensuring budget predictability and operational scalability against evolving adversary tactics. Recorded Future is rolling out new pricing and packaging that bundles its intelligence capabilities into four solutions and three tiered plans, with unlimited users and integrations included. Recorded Future is now offering four solutions covering cyber operations, digital risk protection, third-party risk, and payment fraud. Three tiered packages (Core, Professional, Elite) bundle these solutions to scale with an organization's security program. Packages include unlimited users and integrations so intelligence reaches everyone who needs it. The global threat landscape didn't simplify in 2025. It shattered. Recorded Future's Insikt Group® 2026 State of Security documented how geopolitical fragmentation, state-sponsored operations, and criminal ecosystem adaptation reshaped global risk. Threats that once stayed in distinct lanes converged, and they converged fast. Consider what Insikt Group® tracked last year: State-sponsored cyber actors shifted from intelligence collection to persistent access, pre-positioning inside target infrastructure so they can disrupt operations the moment geopolitical tensions escalate. Weak governance and systemic corruption fueled industrialized cybercrime, enabling payment fraud and criminal operations to scale like legitimate businesses. Influence operators and hacktivist groups multiplied alongside rising interstate conflict, amplifying fear, uncertainty, and doubt through exaggerated exploit claims. Loosely organized criminal collectives used social engineering to compromise third-party SaaS platforms, rapidly adapting to law enforcement action and traditional defenses alike. The risk surface has expanded well beyond networks and endpoints. Your brand, your third-party vendors, your payment networks: each has its own threat actors, its own attack methods, and its own intelligence requirements. Yet most intelligence programs only cover one of these domains. Or they monitor them in silos, with no shared context. The right intelligence, from the right sources, at the right time, is a critical competitive advantage. But intelligence only matters if you can act on it across every critical risk domain before attackers reach their objective. Re-Imagining How Intelligence Is Delivered And Operationalized Historically, Recorded Future has been sold on a per-user and per-capability basis - a model that worked well in a simpler world where security teams were focused on solving the most urgent problem in front of them. Today’s threat landscape is fast, more complex, and deeply interconnected . Customers are no longer looking for point solutions, they’re asking for a fundamentally different way to consume and operationalize intelligence. Customers are asking us to provide: Complete capabilities to support use cases aligned with core risk domains. Democratized access to intelligence across teams, workflows and systems. A simplified and predictable way to purchase for ease of budgeting and adoption. In response, we’ve re-imagined Recorded Future is delivered: “Four Solutions. Three Packages. One Intelligence Foundation.” A unified approach designed to scale with your organization, accelerate time to value, and embed intelligence into every decision that matters. Four Solutions for Four Critical Risk Domains Your threats span your infrastructure, your brand, your vendors, and your payment networks. Your intelligence should too. We’ve re-organized our platform into four purpose-built solutions tied to distinct domains of enterprise risk. Cyber Operations gives your security team the intelligence, workflows, and autonomous actions to detect, investigate, and respond to threats targeting your infrastructure. Alert triage, real-world vulnerability prioritization, malware analysis, proactive hunting: this is where reactive firefighting becomes predictive, intelligence-led defense. Digital Risk Protection helps...