68% say media reports of high-profile breaches have elevated cybersecurity on the C-suite agenda

46% of respondents say their organizations use AI/ML to prevent cyberattacks.

66% of respondents report cybersecurity incidents have increased significantly or increased in the past year. This is up from 61% in 2024.

86% of respondents are already using or exploring generative AI tools in their security programmes.

34% of organizations plan to begin migrating to PQC within 1-3 years.

53% of cyber resilient organizations are committing significant investment to advanced threat detection.

50% of mobile devices are running on outdated operating systems.

The average security budget is $24 million.

79% of respondents say their organization is making changes to its cybersecurity budget.

62% of technology and cybersecurity professionals are worried that quantum computing will break today’s internet encryption.

5 percent consider quantum computing a high priority for near-term planning.

Over 60% of top-clicked phishing emails were related to HR and IT.

19 percent say they have discussed quantum computing but not made any formal plans.

21% expect to start migrating to PQC within 3-5 years, attempting to align with the anticipated timeline for quantum threats.

Nearly 60% of iOS apps are vulnerable to PII data leakage.

In cloud environments, in 70% of observed incidents, attackers gained access through logins from unfamiliar geographies.

Over 60% of iOS apps lack basic code protection.

37 percent have not discussed quantum computing at all.

Up to 34% of Android apps lack basic code protection.

46 percent say quantum computing will create revolutionary innovations.