Manufacturing and finance/professional services were the most heavily compromised in leak site activity.

Identity and access management (IAM) accounts for more than 15% of deals in Q4 2025.

Only 13% of organizations have formally integrated AI into business strategies.

73% worry unauthorized AI use is creating invisible data exfiltration paths.

Just 18% have fully integrated AI governance into their insider risk programs.

44% believe malicious use of AI agents will significantly or moderately increase data theft risk.

Only 19% of organizations classify AI agents as equivalent to human insiders.

Insider risk containment represents the largest cost driver at $247,587 per incident, far exceeding escalation costs of $39,728.

Organizations with established insider risk programs prevented at least seven insider incidents per year, avoiding approximately $8.2 million in breach-related costs.

Insider incidents contained within 30 days cost $14.2 million annually, compared with $21.9 million when containment exceeds 90 days.

70% expect insider risk budgets to rise again in 2026, with 28% anticipating increases of 10% or more.

There's been a 332% increase in unique internet-exposed OT devices and services, with nearly 20 million OT-related devices now observable on the public internet .

The highest concentrations of exposed OT devices was in the United States, China, and Germany.

The most populous OT application fingerprint we observed on the internet were Tridium Niagara, Linear eMerge, and Saia PCD Web Server.

41.67% of CentOS users report that they're migrating / planning to migrate.

34% of AI-first organizations say AI use led to a security oversight or blind spot that contributed to their last security incident, compared to 20% for non-AI-first organizations.

56% of organizations invest in agentic discoverability, 55% invest in API security, and 54% invest in web application firewalls.

39% of organizations can fully classify all their data.

57% of business owners say security demands cause them to delay or miss growth opportunities.

AI and automation serve as the primary catalyst for cybersecurity budget expansion for 44% of organizations, followed by cloud infrastructure growth (33%) and mainstream business AI adoption (32%).