Wipro and Rubrik Launch ERaaS Amid Rapid AI Adoption
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Wipro has partnered with Rubrik to launch Enterprise Resilience as a Service (ERaaS), a managed service that helps organisations prepare for, respond to, and recover from cyberattacks and operational disruptions.
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As businesses accelerate AI adoption and expand their digital operations, protecting critical systems and data has become a key priority. The new service aims to strengthen cyber resilience through continuous monitoring, faster recovery, and a more proactive approach to managing risks.
Instead of relying only on data backups and disaster recovery after an incident, organisations are increasingly looking for continuous monitoring, faster recovery, and better preparedness.
Moving Beyond Traditional Recovery
ERaaS by Wipro and Rubrik is designed to provide continuous assessment of an organisation’s resilience, support recovery decisions, and automate recovery processes.
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It brings together technology, business operations, and critical processes to help reduce the impact of disruptions.
The service also uses AI capabilities through Wipro’s WINGS platform to support monitoring and recovery planning. As cyber threats become more sophisticated, businesses are looking for ways to minimise downtime and keep essential operations running smoothly.
The idea is to move from reacting after an attack to staying prepared before one happens.
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Why It Matters for HR
The growing focus on cyber resilience is not just a technology issue; it is also a workforce challenge.
As organisations strengthen their digital security, the demand for professionals with skills in cybersecurity, AI, cloud infrastructure, data protection, and digital risk management is expected to rise.
For HR leaders, this means reviewing hiring strategies, investing in upskilling, and building a workforce that can adapt to changing technology.
Creating awareness about cyber safety among employees will also become increasingly important, as human error remains one of the biggest causes of security incidents.
As AI becomes part of everyday business, cyber resilience is turning into a shared responsibility across functions.
For employers, keeping both technology and people ready for unexpected disruptions could prove to be the key to staying ahead of the curve.
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About the Author
Sheetal Singh
Contributing Writer
