24 December 2019
Written By FinTech Alliance in Cyber Security
RiskRecon’s solutions are used to help companies protect their cyber infrastructure.
The deal is set to close in early 2020.
The relationship will help Mastercard enhance its cybersecurity capabilities.
In addition to Mastercard safeguarding against cyber risk, the payments giant will help RiskRecon scale its solutions across new industries and geographies.
The decision, reportedly under discussion with the UK government, aligns with the UK’s efforts to attract global tech firms
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