Vulnerability exploitation led to malware deployment as a follow-up activity in 68% of cases.

Ransomware remained the most impactful cybercrime tool despite a reported decrease of 11% compared to the previous ENISA Threat Landscape (ETL) report.

16% of consumers were "not confident at all" that their personal data is private and not distributed without their knowledge.

Scam victimization in Finland rose from 25% to 33%.

AI ranks at #29 overall in current risks for global organizations.

Comcast Business detected 44,000 DDoS attacks, which often utilised short bursts and carpet-bombing techniques to overwhelm and test defenses

Only 48% of Americans in May 2025 said they were at least somewhat confident that their personal data is private and not distributed without their knowledge, a drop from 53% in 2024.

10% of faculty are 'Not concerned' about AI-related cybersecurity threats.

80% of consumers set permissions for apps on their smartphone to block access to things like their camera, location, or contacts if they are not needed for the app to function.

93% of consumers avoid clicking links in emails from people they do not know.

Only 24% of consumers encrypt their hard drives

65% of faculty are concerned about student privacy violations due to AI.

Insider threats accounted for 0.8% of initial access vectors.

61% believe that AI has significantly increased the overall risk of ransomware attacks.

Privacy policy (63%) is the most influential for Boomers regarding what indicates security in an app.

Scams pretending to be tech support was reported by 25% of respondents.

86% of consumers use a strong password to access their home WiFi network.

68% of consumers implement software updates as soon as they are available.

41% of business and tech leaders prioritise changes in critical infrastructure location in response to the current geopolitical landscape.

60% of students use AI for brainstorming.