41% of organizations believe AI-driven insider threats are among the most likely AI incidents to impact their organization in the next 12 months.

80% of 25-34 year old workers are very confident using AI tools.

33% of respondents are concerned about data quality related to AI usage.

10.1% of organizations adopting AI report shared responsibility for AI security.

17% of employees in healthcare and pharma reported no training in AI tools.

65% of AI users in manufacturing engage with AI daily.

55% of employees felt excited about AI use.

Cancellation abuse accounts for 14% of fraud and abuse concerns in the gig economy.

57% of Organizations are using observability solutions for managing security incident response.

14.5% of organizations adopting AI have the CISO holding primary responsibility for AI security.

23% of organizations adopting AI identify Shadow AI and unapproved tools as an area where they are least prepared to address threats.

29% of organizations adopting AI have the CIO and IT org leading AI security.

3% of organizations adopting AI are unsure which area of AI security their organization is least prepared to address.

15.8% of analyzed companies use 4 certificate providers.

16.6% of analyzed companies use 3 certificate providers.

36% of respondents in Italy identify optimizing cloud security as a top security convergence goal.

49% of employees felt empowered by AI use.

12.2% of analyzed companies use 5 certificate providers.

57% of Organizations are using observability solutions for monitoring cloud applications.

46% of organizations consider the complexity of planning required for cyber incident recovery to be their biggest challenge in terms of cyber incident recovery.