Ransomware group Radiant threatened to release data for 100 employees following a ransomware attack on Kido International.

87% of executives at financial services firms say a successful cybersecurity attack would trigger withdrawals or AUM loss.

94% of CFOs at financial services firms said they would expect client departures in the wake of a major incident.

61% of executives at financial services firms are concerned about impersonation campaigns targeting their firms.

88% of executives at financial services firms acknowledge that a successful cybersecurity attack would trigger withdrawals, raise investor concern, or lead to direct loss of assets.

Almost nine in ten financial firms now carry cyber insurance coverage as a safety net.

33% of leaders at financial services firms say they are unprepared to recover effectively from a Supply chain attack.

29% of leaders at financial services firms say they are unprepared to recover effectively from a Distributed Denial of Service attack.

29% of leaders at financial services firms say they are unprepared to recover effectively from a Zero-day exploit.

8% of family offices use an external provider for day-to-day cybersecurity management.

21% of executives at financial services firms cited a lack of employee security awareness as a significant challenge.

50% of executives at financial services firms acknowledge that reliance on outdated or on-premises systems is a significant weakness that could slow recovery.

28% of executives at financial services firms acknowledge that a lack of current backups or recovery capabilities is a significant weakness that could slow recovery.

22% of executives at financial services firms acknowledge that a lack of regular vulnerability assessments is a significant weakness that could slow recovery.

41% of financial services firms plan to invest or upgrade in IT infrastructure modernization in 2026.

Internal shared-resource financial services firms are 56% more likely to face 25 or more attacks annually.

NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) 2.0 is one of the top 5 frameworks adopted by organizations.

Enterprises conducting six or more risk assessments per year report stronger overall risk discipline and telemetry scores.

85% believe Cyber Resiliency is transforming how IT and Security organizations approach cyber risk.

86% of organizations were down for multiple days after an attack.