ZeroThreat.ai, an AI-powered pentesting platform, today announced that its active paying customer base now spans six continents, including North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East, Latin America, and Africa. The strongest adoption markets include the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and India, according to a company press release.
The milestone underscores a broader shift in application security. As software release cycles accelerate and applications become increasingly API-driven, security teams are moving beyond traditional vulnerability scanning, which often generates excessive noise and requires manual verification. ZeroThreat.ai's approach combines AI-powered pentesting with validation-driven techniques to help organizations distinguish genuine security exposures from potential false positives.
"Security teams are no longer looking for lengthy vulnerability lists. They want clarity, validation, and confidence," said Dharmesh Acharya, Co-Founder of ZeroThreat.ai. "Our growth across diverse geographies reinforces what we're hearing from customers globally: organizations want security testing that helps them understand which risks truly matter and enables them to act faster."
Unlike conventional scanning solutions that focus primarily on detection, ZeroThreat.ai continuously evaluates web applications and APIs, validating findings through attacker-like workflows and real-world testing methodologies. Over the past year, the company has expanded its testing intelligence, enhanced vulnerability validation capabilities, strengthened API security coverage, and introduced deeper application workflow testing to uncover risks hidden behind authentication flows and multi-step user journeys.
The company's growing international presence spans technology startups, SaaS providers, digital businesses, security consulting firms, and enterprises seeking scalable approaches to application security. According to industry analysts, application and API security remain among the fastest-growing segments within cybersecurity, as organizations expand their digital ecosystems and software delivery practices.
"As application environments become more dynamic and interconnected, validation becomes just as important as detection," added Acharya. "Our vision is to make advanced pentesting accessible, continuous, and practical for organizations of all sizes. The global adoption we're seeing today is an encouraging signal that the industry is moving in that direction."
