85% of organizations state they are "ready for AI in security".

Only 17% of healthcare organizations list compliance as a top concern.

Only 30% of organizations regularly map AI agents to critical assets.

61% of healthcare organizations reported at least one identity-related attack in the past year.

Fewer than 50% of organizations monitor access or behaviour for the AI systems they deploy.

Only 23% of healthcare organizations offer passwordless authentication

34% of healthcare organizations name AI impersonation of users as their top emerging threat.

Only 6% of security leaders rank securing non-human identities as their most difficult challenge.

42% of healthcare companies failed an identity-related compliance audit.

Over 50% of organizations use AI to detect threats.

85% of organizations lack proper security controls for AI agents.

60% of respondents say AI agent's ability to access privileged data is a factor contributing to AI agents as a security risk.

58% of respondents say AI agent's potential to perform unintended actions is a factor contributing to AI agents as a security risk.

57% of respondents say AI agents sharing privileged data is a factor contributing to AI agents as a security risk.

54% of respondents say AI agents accessing and sharing inappropriate information is a factor contributing to AI agents as a security risk.

39% of respondents say AI agents accessed unauthorized systems or resources.

31% of respondents say AI agents accessed inappropriate data.

55% of respondents say AI agents making decisions based on inaccurate or unverified data is a factor contributing to AI agents as a security risk.

54% of respondents say AI agents accessing and sharing inappropriate information is a factor contributing to AI agents as a security risk.

58% of respondents say AI agent's potential to perform unintended actions is a factor contributing to AI agents as a security risk.