The average employee enters sensitive data into AI tools once every three days.

In a typical organization, about 50% of developers use AI coding assistants.

39.7% of all data movements into AI tools involve sensitive data, including prompts or copy-paste actions.

Only 6% of developers use AI coding assistants in the lowest-adoption environments.

In the later months of 2025, 30% of developers using AI coding assistants reported using at least two assistants.

67% of banks are implementing AI.

75% of hackers report hacking is becoming more about money than curiosity.

72% of hackers believe team collaboration yields better results.

64% of enterprise leaders in the UK view AI as posing little or no threat to networks.

99% of organizations report using AI in business.

97% of organizations say AI brings real value.

70% of enterprise leaders use real-time alerts to secure data.

Global AI spending is projected to reach $1.5 trillion, with hardware and infrastructure accounting for 59% of total investment.

77% of credit unions experienced at least one unauthorized network access incident in the past year.

Abuse of Amazon and Google infrastructure is responsible for more than 15% of attacks, up from 11% in 2024.

Data security is the single biggest network concern for enterprises, cited by 35% of leaders.

56% of enterprise leaders classify AI-related risks to their critical data as moderate to extreme.

77% of enterprise leaders say data sovereignty requirements heavily influence their choice of backbone provider.

Women represent just 5% of the hacker community.

Cyber criminals are responsible for nearly six times more cyber incidents than state-sponsored actors.