Pentera and Recorded Future Partner for Threat Intelligence Validation
Pentera and Recorded Future have announced a strategic partnership to integrate threat intelligence with automated exposure validation, according to a press release. The collaboration enables Recorded Future customers to identify whether emerging threats are exploitable within their own systems and prioritize remediation.
The integration connects threat signals and security control testing into one automated process aligned with Continuous Threat Exposure Management. Recorded Future provides intelligence on active threats, while Pentera validates which of them present real exposure within an organization. This approach allows faster identification of relevant risks tailored to each business environment.
The joint solution supports industry frameworks such as the European Union's Digital Operational Resilience Act and TIBER-EU, both of which focus on testing defenses against real attacker behavior. Pentera and Recorded Future will demonstrate the integration during a joint session titled "Threat Intel Just Got Teeth: TLPT Goes Live" on August 6 at Black Hat 2026 in Las Vegas.
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