47% of consumers will abandon purchases if they have forgotten their password for that particular account.

Among people familiar with passkeys, 53% believe passkeys offer greater security than passwords.

One in four CIOs surveyed are concerned about the rise of deepfakes over the next year.

The majority (52%) of organizations say their network/connectivity infrastructure is not ready to support new technology initiatives, such as AI

Of APT activity directed at the U.S., 47% was attributed to China and 35% to Russia-aligned groups.

71% of SMBs Use a VPN.

Only 58% of CIOs are confident in their ability to pinpoint potential security gaps.

Fewer than one in five (18%) OEMs are currently selling data on.

Half of CIOs acknowledge they are not getting good value from security investments because they do not utilize all available features of their security tools.

45% of CIOs say they require significant improvements in their security coverage

39% believe that if you don’t manage asset-related risks properly, it will weaken your standing in the marketplace, making it harder to win new business or keep up with rivals.

76% of CIOs acknowledge the growth threat of credential leaks.

Among the roles most vulnerable to credential theft, 28% were in Project Management, followed by Consulting (12%) and Software Development (10.7%).

75% of cybersecurity incidents occur due to unmanaged assets.

AI-based tools for sale in the cybercriminal underground were found for as little as 30 cents USD

Japanese consumers are the least likely to disapprove of selling data on (26% saying so).

The technology sector saw a 119% increase in APT-related detections in Q1 2025 compared to Q4 2024.

55% of organizations surveyed said they have no processes in place to continuously manage attack surface risk.

Less than 1% of hacktivist attacks impacted organizations in the Americas.

Half of tech leaders say they lack access to security solutions that fully fit their business needs.