63% of security alerts go unaddressed.

Only 58–60% of security teams report full or near-full visibility across endpoints, on-premises networks, cloud environments, and identities.

Organizations receive an average of 2,992 security alerts per day, down from 3,832 the year prior.

40% of organizations believe they are AI mature, but only 22% possess the objective IT foundation required to scale AI safely.

61% of organizations report the use of unsanctioned AI tools, creating significant visibility and governance gaps.

85% of IT leaders agree that secure identity and access management is critical for scaling AI safely.

39% of organizations use more than 20 detection and response tools.

44% of defenders say they are losing the battle to prioritize real threats.

40% of IT leaders self-assess as mature in their AI practices, yet only 22% meet objective standards for leading AI readiness.

A fragmented IT infrastructure leaves 60% of professionals unable to protect against rapidly evolving threats.

Meeting intelligence tools Otter.ai and Read.ai are present in 74.2% and 62.5% of organizations respectively; Gamma is present in 52.8% of organizations, Cursor in 48.4%, and ElevenLabs in 45.2%.

90% of leaders see productivity gains from AI.

28% of organizations can reliably trace agent actions to a human or system across all environments.

In MCP registries, for every server provided by a verified technology vendor there are up to 15 lookalike servers from untrusted sources.

18% of IT and security professionals are highly confident their current IAM systems can manage agent identities effectively, while 35% report moderate confidence, 29% report slight confidence, and 18% report no or uncertain confidence.

58% of organizations estimate they currently have between 1 and 100 agents deployed.

At least 700 million people use leading AI systems weekly.

Automated verification of infrastructure security surged by more than 50%.

Among retail Pindrop customers, non-live fraud increased 56% month-over-month in November 2025.

In Q4 2025, callback phishing increased from 3% to 18% of all phishing incidents, a 500% spike.