A U.S. healthcare provider faced over $40 million in account exposure related to fraudulent AI bot calls in 2025.

AI fraud surged 1210% in 2025.

One in five developers grant AI agents permission for unrestricted file deletion, risking recursive wiping of a project or system.

Streamlining of responsible vulnerability disclosure grew by more than 40%.

40% of organizations are increasing their overall identity and security budgets to accommodate AI agents, with 34% adding a dedicated budget line and 22% reallocating funds from other security areas.

Nearly one-third of all healthcare email incidents were attributed to vendor and business associate email exposure, making it the most frequent attack pattern.

76% of initial infection URLs in abalyzed phishing attacks were unique and have not appeared in other campaigns across Cofense's customer base.

Conversational attacks comprise 18% of all malicious emails.

Stolen login credentials led to the most damaging email-related healthcare breaches in 2025, exposing more than 630,000 patient records.

Impersonation made up 82% of all BEC incidents in Q4 2025.

Malicious or impersonation GenAI sites decreased by 92% from April 2024 to April 2025.

Across much of Africa, Asia, and Latin America, estimated AI adoption rates remain below 10%.

Threats on the DNSFilter network grew by 30% between October 2024 and September 2025.

In 2025, a malicious email attack occurs every 19 seconds, more than doubling from 2024’s pace of one every 42 seconds.

Abuse of legitimate remote access tools increased by 900% by volume.

A major U.S. healthcare provider experiences over 15,000 unique bot fraud calls since the summer of 2025.

GenAI traffic experienced a 102.13% month-over-month spike in September 2025.

Approximately 17% of healthcare email breaches were the result of phishing-driven mailbox takeovers.

The average internet user encounters 66 threats per day, up from 29 threats per day.

14.5% of AI agent configuration files grant arbitrary code execution permissions for Python.