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Internal AI triage of application security findings

OpenText reported a 70% reduction in mean security triage time after deploying Aviator internally

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Problem

OpenText's security scans generated hundreds of thousands of findings that required manual review. The workload diverted engineering time from product delivery.

Approach

OpenText deployed its own Fortify Remediation Aviator to evaluate static security scan results before human review. The large language models added explanations and remediation guidance to findings. The internal rollout covered 1,500 applications in its first eight weeks.

Results

70%reduction in mean time to triage, per OpenTextCompany's own claim[1]

1,500applications onboarded during the first eight weeks of internal deployment, per OpenTextCompany's own claim[1]

Takeaway

The reported improvement concerned triage time. It did not establish that deployed software contained fewer vulnerabilities.

Sources

AI AppSec, proven at scale: OpenText’s blueprint and outcomes
OpenTextMay 2026Company publication

Source summaries

[1]OpenTextMay 2026

OpenText described its internal generative AI security-review deployment. It reported a 70% reduction in mean triage time after onboarding 1,500 applications in eight weeks.

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Added 1 Nov 2026 · Updated 1 Nov 2026