Hexaware launches Zero Vulnerability for enterprise remediation
Hexaware announced Zero Vulnerability, a cybersecurity offering it says helps enterprises prioritize and verify vulnerability fixes as AI accelerates discovery.
Hexaware Technologies said on Aug. 19, 2026, that it has launched Zero Vulnerability, a cybersecurity offering aimed at helping enterprises prioritize, remediate and verify security flaws in production.
The company said the product is built for an environment where AI is increasing the pace of vulnerability discovery faster than teams can investigate and fix issues. Hexaware said the offering is meant to help organizations focus on the findings that matter most, route them to the right teams sooner and confirm that vulnerabilities have been removed in production rather than just marked closed.
Hexaware said Zero Vulnerability is delivered through Zerovity, which it described as its AI-led delivery layer. The company said the offering combines cybersecurity, engineering, AI and remediation operations across custom applications, SaaS and PaaS environments, third-party software and operating systems.
According to the release, the platform supports the workflow from ingestion and validation through prioritization, routing, fixing, verification and closure. Hexaware said it is designed to work with existing security and workflow tools instead of replacing them.
The announcement cites figures from Verizon’s 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report. Hexaware said only 26% of critical Known-Exploited Vulnerabilities were fully remediated last year, down from 38%, and that the median time to fully resolve them rose from 32 days to 43 days. The company also said 99% of AI-discovered vulnerabilities remain unremediated.
Hexaware said an internal evaluation across four detection lanes on production codebases produced 334 consolidated findings, of which 14 were ultimately verified as real. It also said a developer-validated review of 262 findings identified a new authentication-bypass weakness that pattern-based rules had missed.
Mohit Vaish, Hexaware’s EVP and business head for cybersecurity, said the goal is to reduce risk faster than new findings arrive. Siddharth Dhar, president and global head of digital IT operations and AI, said the offering gives teams a consistent way to prioritize and manage remediation across different technology types.
Hexaware said Zero Vulnerability is a key pillar of its Zero Friction Enterprise strategy and supports continuous exposure reduction, identity-first security, cyber defense and AI-native security operations.
What happens next was not detailed in the release. Hexaware said the product information is available on its website.
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