Wipro & Rubrik launch enterprise resilience service

Wipro and Rubrik have launched Enterprise Resilience as a Service, aimed at enterprises facing cyber and operational disruptions.

The service combines Rubrik's cyber and data resilience platform with Wipro's WINGS delivery platform, part of the Wipro Intelligence portfolio. It is designed to move resilience beyond conventional backup and disaster recovery into a continuous operating model spanning technology, operations, and business processes.

The launch reflects growing demand from large companies for recovery planning that covers not only data restoration but also business continuity, identity protection, and responses to attacks that affect multiple systems at once. It also comes as organisations adopt more artificial intelligence tools, adding new operational and governance risks to existing cyber security concerns.

Under the service, companies identify critical systems, define the level of disruption the business can tolerate, and set recovery priorities. Those assessments then shape system architecture, governance models, and recovery playbooks.

Rubrik's role centres on the underlying resilience platform. The service includes immutable protection, rollback of AI-driven changes, rapid identification of clean recovery points, threat-aware recovery, and protection for critical identity systems.

Wipro's WINGS platform is intended to automate recovery workflows and support continuous assessment of a company's resilience posture. The approach is designed to shift resilience from an activity triggered by incidents or periodic reviews into an ongoing management process.

Business focus

Satish Yadavalli, Global Business Head - Cloud, Infrastructure, and Security Services at Wipro, outlined the company's position on the service.

"Where most resilience engagements start with technology, Wipro's starts with the business use cases, and that distinction is what makes ERaaS stand out," said Satish Yadavalli, Global Business Head - Cloud, Infrastructure, and Security Services at Wipro. "Together with Rubrik's Zero Trust recovery capabilities, ERaaS will identify critical systems, map impact tolerances, and quickly establish recovery priorities. Leveraging our consulting capabilities, we will work closely with clients to translate these insights into resilience-by-design architectures, governance frameworks, and recovery playbooks."

The companies are positioning the service as a consulting-led offering rather than a standalone software product. That suggests Wipro is seeking to tie cyber recovery more closely to broader transformation and risk programmes, while Rubrik extends its reach into larger enterprise accounts through service partners.

The partnership also highlights how cyber recovery has become a more prominent part of enterprise technology spending. Businesses have traditionally separated backup, disaster recovery, cyber security, and operational continuity into different teams and budgets. Vendors and services firms are now trying to bring those strands together as attacks become more disruptive and boards seek clearer accountability for recovery.

Recovery strategy

Rubrik described the joint service as part of a wider resilience agenda that treats recovery as a core operating requirement rather than an emergency measure.

"Together with Wipro, we are helping customers operationalize cyber recovery as a core part of a broader enterprise resilience strategy," said Alok Agrawal, Chief Solutions Officer at Rubrik. "Moments of disruption are inevitable, which is why this joint offering is critical for safe, confident, agile recovery."

Wipro employs more than 240,000 people across 65 countries and has been expanding its AI-related services through the Wipro Intelligence portfolio. Rubrik, which focuses on data protection and cyber resilience, has been building its position around securing and recovering data, identities, and workloads across cloud environments.

The launch adds to a crowded market for managed cyber resilience and recovery services, but the companies are drawing a distinction through continuous assessment and business-led design. In practice, customer uptake is likely to depend on whether enterprises are prepared to embed recovery planning more deeply into day-to-day operations rather than treat it as a compliance exercise or an insurance policy.

Rubrik's platform in the new service also supports recovery of data, infrastructure, and identities while aiming to reduce downtime and business risk.