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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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73% of Nordic CISOs either explicitly state that no vulnerabilities have been exploited or are unable to point out concrete cases.
32% of Nordic CISOs cited identity-related attacks (e.g., leaked credentials) as their primary concern.
40% of Nordic CISOs report to finance, either directly reporting to the CFO or through a CIO.
32% of Nordic CISOs explicitly state that access, influence, or sponsorship matters more than formal reporting hierarchy.
The dominant range for cybersecurity budgets among Nordic organizations remains approximately 5 to 10% of the IT budget (45% compared to 47% in 2024), with an average of approximately 7%.
91% of people working in cybersecurity roles mark having a strategic and long-term cybersecurity vision as very important in a cybersecurity leader.
In 2026, 55% of Nordic CISOs reported an increase in less severe incidents.
52% of AI workloads span hybrid environments
AI-assisted exploit development compressed the average time from vulnerability disclosure to a working exploit from 125.3 days in January 2025 to 0.5 days by April 2026.
55.7% of critical CVEs never received scanner coverage at all.
62.0% of critical vulnerabilities with known exploits had a working exploit available before scanner detection signatures shipped.
54.0% of CVEs published since January 2025 had no detection signature from Tenable, Qualys, or Rapid7.
Median detection lag from vulnerability disclosure was 0.1 days for Tenable, 2.9 days for Qualys, and 5.1 days for Rapid7.
Exploits appeared before scanner detection for 62.5% of critical CVEs at Tenable, 64.5% at Qualys, and 73.5% at Rapid7.
77% of organizations have updated their security strategy for cloud in response to AI
78% of organizations report confirmed or suspected AI-related security incidents over the past year
64% of organizations say their architecture needs redesign to support AI workloads
76% of organizations rate datacenter security as critical for AI
35% of organizations say their datacenter security can support current AI needs
71% of organizations report increased web application firewall (WAF) false positives