Hexaware joins Microsoft Intelligent Security Association
Hexaware Technologies said its security solution for Microsoft Azure and Microsoft 365 has been listed on Microsoft Marketplace and validated by Microsoft as part of its MISA membership process.
Hexaware Technologies said on Aug. 6, 2026, that it has joined the Microsoft Intelligent Security Association, or MISA, a partner ecosystem for companies that integrate with Microsoft Security.
The company said the membership reflects Microsoft-validated security capabilities tied to its security offering for Microsoft Azure and Microsoft 365. Hexaware said the listing is on Microsoft Marketplace and is designed to help customers speed up Zero Trust adoption.
Hexaware described itself as a global provider of IT solutions and services and said its offering combines unified XDR, SIEM, identity, and other cloud security capabilities.
According to the release, the solution is built on Microsoft Security technology and Hexaware’s Tensai Security Ops frameworks. It also includes security assessment, attack validation, and compliance-focused security analysis.
MISA was established in 2018, the release said, and is focused on cyber resilience through partner innovation and Microsoft’s AI-powered security platform.
Girish Ravindran, executive vice president for Digital IT Ops at Hexaware, said the inclusion in MISA reflects cybersecurity capabilities built with Microsoft and the company’s continued focus on security services.
Maria Thomson, director of the Microsoft Intelligent Security Association, said the ecosystem comprises trusted security vendors and helps customers predict, detect, and respond to threats faster.
Hexaware did not provide new financial terms, customer counts, or product pricing in the announcement.
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