Tech Mahindra, Cisco launch cyber resilience fabric for AI-led threat detection
Joint platform combines Splunk security analytics with contextual risk intelligence to improve enterprise cyber resilience.
Tech Mahindra and Cisco have partnered to launch Cyber Resilience Fabric, a joint cybersecurity solution to help enterprises improve threat detection, accelerate response times and strengthen digital resilience across complex IT environments.
The platform combines Cisco’s Splunk Enterprise Security with Tech Mahindra’s proprietary Risk Scoring Platform to deliver unified visibility, AI-assisted analytics and contextual risk intelligence across enterprise security operations.
The companies said the solution will help enterprise leaders, including CISOs, CIOs and CTOs, look to improve cyber risk visibility while maintaining governance alignment, regulatory compliance and operational continuity.
Cyber Resilience Fabric applies contextual risk prioritisation across security events, helping enterprises improve triage accuracy, reduce operational noise and gain a consolidated view across security, operational and risk environments.
The launch comes as organisations face increasingly sophisticated cyber threats alongside growing operational complexity across hybrid infrastructure environments.
Expanding attack surfaces, distributed workloads, remote access environments and fragmented security operations are pushing enterprises towards integrated and intelligence-led security models.
Enterprises are struggling with alert fatigue, delayed incident response and increasing volumes of security data generated across enterprise environments.
The companies said the platform will help enterprises move from reactive alert management towards proactive and risk-led security decision-making.
Tech Mahindra’s SVP & business head – Digital Core Services (Cloud, Infrastructure, Network and Cyber Security Services), Saket Singh, said, “In today’s hyper-connected enterprise landscape, the growing scale and sophistication of cyber threats are overwhelming traditional security operations, often leading to delayed detection and fragmented response.
“Through our partnership with Cisco, we are addressing this challenge by combining contextual risk intelligence with AI-driven analytics to help enterprises move from reactive alert management to proactive, risk-led decisioning. Cyber Resilience Fabric will enable faster detection, prioritised response, and stronger operational resilience,” Singh added.
Enterprises looking for integrated security operations
Cisco’s Splunk Enterprise Security platform provides the analytics and security operations foundation for the platform, while Tech Mahindra contributes contextual risk scoring and enterprise integration capabilities.
There is increasing convergence between services-led cybersecurity operations and platform-driven enterprise security environments.
Rather than operating standalone security tools, enterprises are looking for integrated security operations that combine monitoring, analytics, automation and risk intelligence within a unified operational framework.
The launch reflects how cybersecurity priorities are evolving beyond threat prevention towards broader operational resilience and business continuity objectives. Enterprises are focusing on how quickly security teams can identify, prioritise and recover from cyber incidents rather than relying solely on perimeter-based prevention models.
For the channel ecosystem, the partnership hints at the growing enterprise demand for integrated cybersecurity deployments that combine consulting, platform integration, analytics and managed security operations.
Security vendors and global systems integrators are collaborating to deliver end-to-end cyber resilience offerings rather than standalone products or isolated services engagements.
Cisco’s SVP, global partner sales & Splunk channel chief, Shannon Leininger, said, “The convergence of data, AI, and security is non-negotiable for modern enterprises. By integrating Splunk’s and Tech Mahindra’s unique capabilities, we are accelerating our customers' ability to prioritise effectively and automate their defense, delivering real, measurable digital resilience.”
For channel partners and enterprise security providers, the growing adoption of integrated cyber resilience platforms could create opportunities around security operations integration, managed detection and response, governance consulting and risk-based security services.