34% of enterprises cite security and governance as the top evaluation factor for agentic AI platforms.

Organizations expect a 33% average expansion in agentic AI adoption in 2026.

1.6% of public sector agencies report broad AI deployment across departments.

Only 5% of enterprises are fully ready to implement planned virtualization changes.

57% of public sector agencies are actively exploring and learning about AI.

78% of security leaders in government, defense, and critical services cite outdated infrastructure as a primary source of cyber vulnerability.

55% of consumers feel confident protecting their data online.

72% of consumers use strong or unique passwords.

65% of consumers enable multi-factor authentication.

29% of consumers limit app permissions.

Non-human identities outnumber human identities in most organizations, often by factors of 50:1 or more.

76% strongly agree identity security is core to cybersecurity strategy.

Cyberattacks against agencies in the U.S. have surged 25% in the last year and occur more frequently on a weekly basis than in the UK.

46% of consumers are concerned about their health data.

40% of consumers worry most about identity theft.

65% of enterprises are already using AI agents today.

100% of enterprises plan to expand agentic AI adoption in 2026.

57% of consumers say their personal information has been compromised at least once.

63% of manufacturing enterprises prefer building on existing, open-source tools for AI agent orchestration.

52% of enterprises report meaningful impact from agentic AI in IT.