35% of respondents in Italy identify enhancing threat visibility as a top security convergence goal.

23% of respondents are only somewhat confident using AI tools and still have concerns around how to use AI tools safely.

70% of managers in the global workforce are very confident with AI tools.

16.0% of organizations expect Shadow AI management to require the most new investment in AI security over the next 12 months.

46% of workers aged 55 and older are very confident using AI tools.

69% of workers in the UK are very confident using AI tools.

29% of respondents in Japan identify enhancing threat visibility as a top security convergence goal.

25-44 year olds make up nearly two-thirds of all AI users in the global workforce.

29% of organizations identify external APIs and SaaS-embedded AI features as their greatest AI supply chain risk.

18% of organizations identify GenAI features embedded in SaaS applications as their second-highest Shadow AI concern.

65% of workers in Germany are very confident using AI tools.

41% of respondents are concerned about cybersecurity related to AI usage.

21% of workers aged 55 and older are not confident at all using AI tools.

55% of employees think managing AI agents would be easier than managing humans.

17.4% of organizations adopting AI have Chief Data Officers holding primary responsibility for AI security.

32% of employees are AI self-starters, recognizing that they began using AI tools at work without any prompting.

3% of employees report feeling disconnection due to AI use.

13% of organizations adopting AI cite dataset integrity and contamination as an area where they are least prepared to address threats.

Optimizing cloud security is a top security convergence goal for 39% of German organizations.

50% of employees believe they’re more likely to be managing AI agents than people in their future careers.