Wipro and Rubrik Launch Enterprise Resilience as a Service (ERaaS)
Wipro Limited and Rubrik have launched Enterprise Resilience as a Service (ERaaS) to enhance cyber and operational resilience for enterprises. This new service aims to prevent, withstand, and recover from disruptions by offering a continuously managed, predictive, and self-optimizing resilience capability.
The launch of a new service offering is likely to have a medium-term impact on Wipro's business by expanding its service portfolio and potentially attracting new clients in the cybersecurity and resilience space.
The launch of a new service aimed at enhancing cyber resilience is a positive development for Wipro and its clients.
Wipro Limited, in collaboration with Rubrik, has launched Enterprise Resilience as a Service (ERaaS). This new service is designed to assist enterprises in preventing, withstanding, and rapidly recovering from cyber and operational disruptions.
ERaaS aims to move beyond traditional backup and disaster recovery by establishing a continuously managed, enterprise-wide capability across technology, operations, and business processes. It will facilitate continuous assessment of resilience posture, support recovery decisions, and automate recovery workflows, transforming resilience into a predictive, self-optimizing capability.
The service leverages Wipro's AI-powered delivery platform, WINGS, part of Wipro Intelligence™. Satish Yadavalli, Global Business Head – Cloud, Infrastructure, and Security Services at Wipro, highlighted that ERaaS begins with business use cases, differentiating it from other resilience engagements. It integrates Rubrik's Zero Trust recovery capabilities to identify critical systems, map impact tolerances, and prioritize recovery, enabling the creation of resilience-by-design architectures.
Alok Agrawal, Chief Solutions Officer at Rubrik, stated that the joint offering is crucial for safe and agile recovery in the face of inevitable disruptions. ERaaS is built on Rubrik's unified cyber and data resilience platform, providing immutable protection, rollback of AI-driven changes, rapid identification of clean recovery points, and threat-aware recovery, with added support for protecting critical identity systems.
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