Recorded Future Unveils AI-Powered Autonomous Threat Operations

Oct 8, 2025
Recorded Future has launched Autonomous Threat Operations, an AI-driven cyber operations product, at the Predict 2025 conference, transforming threat intelligence into continuous defensive actions.

Recorded Future has launched its new Autonomous Threat Operations at the Predict 2025 conference, announced in a press release. This innovative product aims to revolutionize how organizations defend against advanced cyber threats by transforming threat intelligence into automated, continuous defensive actions.

The new capabilities include AI-powered autonomous threat hunting, which operates continuously 24/7, eliminating the manual bottlenecks that security teams face. This feature significantly increases the number of threat hunts that can be conducted, enhancing the overall security posture of organizations.

Additionally, the product offers multi-source correlation, automatically integrating third-party feeds within Recorded Future's Intelligence Graph. This allows for automated actions, reducing the need for manual correlation per incident. Currently available in Early Access, Autonomous Threat Operations is set to transform cyber operations, with further capabilities planned for release in the coming quarters.

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