Nearly half (42%) of executives believe AI-powered threats will happen.

Over 100 billion compromised records were shared on underground forums in 2024. This represents a 42% year-over-year spike.

1.7 billion stolen credential records were shared in underground forums.

Fewer than 1 in 5 organizations use structured prioritization models.

Of organizations using AI/ML, 88% are incorporating generative AI at some level.

20% of organizations said they have already begun migrating to PQC.

Two-thirds (66%) of executives say their cybersecurity team is aligned with lines of business.

Over 25% of mobile devices cannot upgrade to the latest OS versions.

A third of global cyber and IT professionals (30 percent) do not have a good understanding of the capabilities of quantum computing.

Outsourcing to managed security service providers (MSSPs) jumped from 47% in 2024 to 58% in 2025.

People were more likely to click on links related to internal topics or impersonating known brands, accounting for 61.6% of clicks.

30% cite budget limitations as their biggest barrier to adopting additional solutions.

Nearly 40% of organizations still rely on manual workflows for most of their vulnerability remediation processes.

41 percent say they do not plan to address quantum computing at this time.

In attachment-based campaigns, people were most likely to open certain file types: PDFs (53%), HTML files (28.5%), Word files (18.5%).

Nearly half (48 percent) are very or somewhat optimistic about quantum computing’s impact in their sector/industry.

57 percent say quantum computing will create new business risks.

Forty percent are not aware of their company’s plans regarding quantum computing.

Among those who have encountered issues with AI-generated code, 83% cited lack of transparency as major concerns.

FortiGuard Labs observed a 500% increase in the past year in logs available from systems compromised by infostealer malware.