43% of non-managers in the global workforce are very confident with AI tools.

36% of respondents are concerned about data privacy related to AI usage.

15% of organizations adopting AI have infrastructure and operations teams controlling AI security.

Extended Validation (EV) certificates account for 1.9% of all SSL certificates.

52% of employees in the education industry have received training on AI safety and data security.

29% of respondents in Spain identify improving crisis management as a top security convergence goal.

68% of AI users in financial services engage with AI daily.

23% of respondents in Germany had AI tools provided by their IT team.

87% of respondents would generally trust AI to perform a task given to it. 96% of respondents trust a colleague with the same task.

By 2030, 50% of organizations expect to have adopted AI-powered data encryption, risk assessments, and threat detection capabilities.

0.3% of analyzed companies use 10 or more certificate providers.

99% of respondents in AI governance roles report taking human-monitored measures to validate AI decisions.

Account sharing and renting accounts for 14% of fraud and abuse concerns in the gig economy.

35% of respondents in Italy identify enhancing threat visibility as a top security convergence goal.

69% of gig economy platforms use email and phone verification.

52% of gig economy platforms use location intelligence for fraud prevention.

29% of respondents in Japan identify enhancing threat visibility as a top security convergence goal.

48% of gig economy platforms use facial recognition for fraud prevention.

32% of employees are AI self-starters, recognizing that they began using AI tools at work without any prompting.

13% of respondents in the US were likely to have an AI mandate from leadership.