30% of security leaders in the Netherlands report that AI is already improving security operations.

75% of security leaders in Saudi Arabia report that AI is already improving security operations.

27% of security leaders in Japan report that AI is already improving security operations.

68.4% of organizations are using AI only in narrow use cases rather than AI-native tools and workflows

19% of internal audit functions report extensive use of AI in fieldwork and 39% report occasional use.

35% of internal audit functions report extensive use of AI in reporting and 34% report occasional use.

83% of internal audit leaders expect their internal audit function to increase AI usage over the next year.

92% of organizations have near-term AI initiatives in production infrastructure.

79% of organizations are evaluating or deploying agentic AI, yet only 13% of organizations feel highly prepared for it.

3% of CISOs are actively consolidating their security stack due to AI.

25% of internal audit functions report extensive use of AI in risk assessment and 39% report occasional use.

35% of internal audit functions report extensive use of AI in audit planning and 33% report occasional use.

58% of CISOs say AI is influencing their security stack consolidation strategy.

74% of CIOs regret at least one major AI vendor or platform selection made in the past 18 months.

57% of public sector agencies are actively exploring and learning about AI.

16% of public sector agencies are piloting small AI projects.

90% of leaders see productivity gains from AI.

OpenAI is present in 96.0% of organizations, with Anthropic present in 77.8% of organizations.

Meeting intelligence tools Otter.ai and Read.ai are present in 74.2% and 62.5% of organizations respectively; Gamma is present in 52.8% of organizations, Cursor in 48.4%, and ElevenLabs in 45.2%.

40% of IT leaders self-assess as mature in their AI practices, yet only 22% meet objective standards for leading AI readiness.