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We've curated 9942 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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Publicly traded companies represented only 7% (221 companies) of all compromised organisations, but issued 76% of victim notices in 2024
Of the 133 cyberattacks against publicly traded companies resulting in a data breach notice, a stolen credential was the leading attack vector.
99% of SaaS compromises originate at the identity provider (IdP).
23% of Brits feel pressured to work longer hours due to being monitored.
38% of UK employers say employees’ recorded emails or messages have been used to inform performance reviews.
Around 20% of domains registered by Scattered Spider imitated Help Desk and IT Support.
70% of the domains egistered by Scattered Spider imitated a specific organisation.
20–25% of Scattered Spider domains targeted finance and insurance companies.
The overwhelming majority of users (88%) use personal cloud apps each month, with 26% uploading, posting, or otherwise sending data to personal apps.
Around 60% of employees say they frequently use IT policy workarounds to “get the job done” and save time or effort.
66% of IT leaders have email security training on both inbound and outbound threats
98.9% of AI vulnerabilities are API related.
While 94% of organizations are using genAI apps, more than 99% of organizations have controls in place to mitigate the risks that genAI apps pose.
25% of UK security professionals cite a short timeline to becoming compliant as a barrier to DORA compliance.
28% of employees say online training modules you complete at your own pace is the most engaging/effective email security training format
81% of employees say security practices and technologies that are more user-friendly will result in better security outcomes
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Around 60% of employees say they frequently use IT policy workarounds to “get the job done” and save time or effort.
70% of employees in the US say they frequently use IT policy workarounds to “get the job done” and save time or effort.
63% of employees in the UK say they frequently use IT policy workarounds to “get the job done” and save time or effort.