Hexaware Technologies has introduced Zero Vulnerability, a cybersecurity offering designed to help enterprises manage the growing volume of vulnerabilities identified across their technology environments as artificial intelligence accelerates security discovery.
The company said the challenge is increasingly shifting from finding vulnerabilities to determining which weaknesses require immediate action and ensuring that fixes are actually implemented. According to data cited by Hexaware from the Verizon 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report, only 26% of critical Known-Exploited Vulnerabilities were fully remediated last year, compared with 38% previously. The median time required for full resolution also increased from 32 to 43 days.
Zero Vulnerability is delivered through Zerovity, Hexaware’s AI-led delivery layer. The offering covers the remediation process from vulnerability intake and validation through risk prioritisation, assignment, fixing, verification and closure.
It is designed to work across different technology environments, including custom applications, SaaS and PaaS platforms, third-party software and operating systems. The company said enterprises can continue using their existing security and workflow tools rather than replacing them.
Hexaware’s internal evaluation also highlighted the importance of validating reported vulnerabilities. Across four detection methods applied to production codebases, 334 findings were consolidated, with 14 ultimately verified as genuine vulnerabilities. A developer-led review of 262 findings also uncovered an authentication-bypass weakness that pattern-based rules had not detected.
Mohit Vaish, Executive Vice President and Business Head of Cybersecurity at Hexaware, said the offering is intended to help security teams separate significant risks from the wider volume of findings and accelerate remediation.
The company said Zero Vulnerability forms part of its broader Zero Friction Enterprise framework, alongside initiatives covering technical debt, defects, backlogs, IT tickets and software licensing.
The launch comes as enterprises face increasing pressure to keep pace with vulnerability discovery while security and engineering teams continue to operate with limited remediation capacity.
Source: This article is based on an official press release issued by Hexaware
Hexaware Introduces Zero Vulnerability as AI Raises the Pressure on Enterprise Remediation – Hexaware
