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We've curated 10000 cybersecurity statistics about Agentic AI to help you understand how autonomous AI systems are revolutionizing threat detection and response in 2025, enhancing security practices while also introducing new risks to navigate.
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46% of French leaders cite protecting intellectual property and sensitive information as a primary motivation for data sovereignty.
60% of organizations in Middle East and Africa (MEA) have fully operationalized data sovereignty.
32% of organizations report major challenges with Shadow IT where systems are deployed outside of IT governance.
88% of enterprises are running AI agents, but only 7% are fully prepared to manage them.
38% of CTOs, CISOs, and CIOs call vibe-coded tools running in production a top operational risk.
19% of CTOs, CISOs, and CIOs can definitively say their organizations have not had an AI-caused production incident because of monitoring they have in place.
22% of CTOs, CISOs, and CIOs indicate their organizations have had at least one AI-caused production incident.
5% of CTOs, CISOs, and CIOs are very confident they have full visibility into all production internal tools.
Approximately 95% of CTOs, CISOs, and CIOs acknowledge at least some gaps in visibility into production internal tools.
31% of CTOs, CISOs, and CIOs say their organization's tolerance for friction in enabling AI building is near zero.
81% of senior technology leaders believe log ingestion and processing must be open and automated for real-time analysis.
60% of employees say the productivity benefits of unsanctioned AI outweigh the security risks when deadlines are involved
73% of security leaders view AI as an opportunity rather than a risk for cybersecurity.
10% of security leaders believe major businesses and organizations are significantly underprotected against DNS outages.
98% of security leaders are concerned about the risks of giving third-party AI-based systems, including large language models, access to company data.
79% of security leaders are concerned or very concerned that suppliers' and partners' AI tool use poses a cybersecurity risk to their organization.
70% of security leaders say their organizations apply risk controls only to key suppliers.
44% of security leaders use AI-based solutions for threat detection and fraud prevention.
83% of organizations are currently using or planning to adopt AI for cybersecurity.
68% of cybersecurity professionals say the job has become harder over the past two years.