48% of organizations adopted AI-enhanced phishing detection.

84% of organizations have seen a measurable increase in phishing and/or credential theft incidents they suspect were AI-assisted

53% of French organizations reported concern about GenAI-enabled malware, compared to an average of 40% across geographies

87% of organizations consider AI-generated social engineering tactics more convincing than traditional methods.

82% of organizations believe generative AI makes phishing emails more difficult to identify, even for well-trained employees.

57% of French organizations reported the greatest concern about AI-enabled threats, compared to an average of 45% across geographies

In 2025, 85% of Americans expressed concern that scams are becoming harder to detect due to AI technologies.

42% of U.S. adults reported AI-generated phishing emails as a top concern regarding cybersecurity threats

76% of organizations agree that it is increasingly difficult to prepare for ransomware attacks as attackers use AI to adapt and evade defenses.

50% of financial services organizations implemented AI-powered threat detection.

37% of U.S. adults reported GenAI-enabled malware as a top concern regarding cybersecurity threats

53% of organizations implemented AI-powered threat detection.

Only 13% of people trust AI to help them find the best price for them online.

Fewer than 30% of enterprises feel prepared for upcoming AI governance requirements.

72% of all organizations surveyed are at least moderately prepared to control and secure agentic AI systems.

25% of healthcare organizations have not formally approved any staff use of AI in email.

37% of organizations say their AI priority within cybersecurity is improving internal efforts.

27% of organizations are implementing AI in low-priority systems.

69% of healthcare IT leaders feel pressured to adopt AI faster than they can secure it.

Talent gaps are most acute in the area of cybersecurity for AI, affecting 60% of all companies surveyed.