69% of employees in the manufacturing industry have received training on AI safety and data security.

45% of employees believe using AI tools is still stigmatized as lazy or untrustworthy.

62% of Healthcare & Pharma professionals report moderate daily use of AI.

Only 48% of Education professionals report daily use of AI.

82% of Financial Services professionals are very confident in their AI skills.

16% of organizations rank plugins and extensions as their greatest AI supply chain risk.

Just 9% of organizations rank orchestration layers and agents as their greatest AI supply chain risk.

25% of respondents are concerned about a lack of AI explainability.

78% of employees are already using AI in some capacity in their role.

9% of respondents in the UK were likely to have an AI mandate from leadership.

4% of employees report feeling frustration due to AI use.

13% of employees in education reported no training in AI tools.

38% of organizations identify runtime as their most vulnerable phase for AI.

39% of organizations operate with inadequate AI governance structures entirely, relying on inconsistent frameworks, ad hoc practices, or no AI-specific governance at all.

60% of employees expect to use AI agents more effectively within the next year.

59% of Education professionals are very confident in their AI skills.

45% of respondents noted that there is a disconnect between leadership AI enthusiasm and provided AI training within their organization.

Funding rounds greater than $100M accounted for 38% of all funding for Security Vendors and Startups in Q3 2025.

38% of S&P 500 companies disclosed reputational risk as the most frequently cited AI concern in 2025.

Security vendors raised $9.4 Billion year-to-date.