Problem

Modern development teams need to ship quickly while securing increasingly complex cloud, hybrid, on-premises, and AI-enabled applications. Traditional SAST tools generate overwhelming false positives and often miss business-logic, broken-authentication, and authorization flaws; vulnerabilities found late in production are more expensive and risky to fix, while developers may lack the security expertise to remediate them safely. ZeroPath’s core economic promise is to reduce wasted security-review and triage time while preventing exploitable defects from reaching production. Its clearest use case is payment and other mission-critical application security: ZeroPath says a fintech customer found 12 critical business-logic flaws missed by traditional SAST, cut review time from two weeks to two hours, and reduced 5,000-plus Checkmarx findings to 127 actionable issues.

Product / Service

ZeroPath is an AI-native application-security platform combining contextual SAST with software-composition analysis, secrets detection, infrastructure-as-code scanning, threat modeling, policy enforcement, and automated patching. Its analysis uses AST-based code understanding and AI to reason about application context, security models, authentication flows, and developer intent, while teams can express custom policies in natural language. The product runs automated pull-request reviews, full-repository and scheduled scans, and provides explanations and context-aware fixes intended to preserve functionality rather than apply generic patches.

The delivery model is enterprise-oriented: customers can connect repositories for rapid scans and CI/CD workflows, use the CLI, and deploy through SaaS, on-premises, or private-cloud options. ZeroPath reports sub-60-second PR scans, one-click setup, and materially lower alert noise; its published materials cite reductions in vulnerabilities reaching production, penetration-test findings, and false positives. The platform’s benefit is therefore not simply finding more issues, but turning security analysis into a faster developer workflow with prioritized, actionable remediation.

Market

ZeroPath competes in application security, particularly the AI-native SAST and broader AppSec-platform category. Its own benchmark names Bearer by Cycode, Semgrep, and Snyk as comparable SAST tools, positioning ZeroPath around detection of business-logic and authentication vulnerabilities that it says conventional scanners often miss. The broader competitive environment also includes incumbent tools whose findings ZeroPath describes consolidating, such as Checkmarx, Veracode, and Fortify.

The company has disclosed meaningful usage traction rather than a verified revenue figure: its August 2025 v1 announcement claimed that more than 750 companies were using ZeroPath and that the platform performed more than 125,000 code scans per month, alongside reported zero-day discoveries in repositories associated with Netflix, Hulu, and Salesforce. It is clearly being marketed and deployed as a commercial product, including personalized demos and enterprise deployment options, but the gathered evidence does not establish revenue or ARR; it is therefore more accurate to describe ZeroPath as commercially launched with reported adoption than to call it definitively pre-revenue.