Only 24% of organizations running AI today can identify within minutes what decisions an AI influenced.

Only 40% of leaders are very confident they can isolate and precisely reverse an agentic AI failure.

Organizations relying on shared ownership are 47% less likely to detect rogue AI behavior.

95% of organizations report unauthorized AI use within their organization.

Organizations where CISOs own AI agent risk are 24% more likely to detect rogue AI behavior.

97% of organizations classified as fully AI-ready report measurable business benefits from data and AI investments.

93% of organizations view unauthorized AI use as a significant risk.

61% of organizations say the EU AI Act has already influenced AI investment strategies in the last 12 months.

47% of organizations cite maintaining audit trails for AI decisions as their biggest compliance concern.

Large enterprises report false alarm rates approaching 44%.

Nearly 30% of organizations rely on manual device health checks instead of fully automated monitoring systems.

97% of US-based physical security operations professionals are either currently using AI or actively evaluating it for security operations.

AI adoption reaches 75% among organizations that rate themselves at the highest maturity levels, compared to 43% among lower-maturity programs.

82% of organizations cannot see AI runtime behavior in real time.

Only 9% of organizations remediate critical or high-severity vulnerabilities in production within 24 hours.

74% of organizations remediate critical or high-severity vulnerabilities in production within 1 to 7 days.

70% of organizations have AI-powered components in production.

73% of organizations would adopt virtual patching that reliably blocks production exploits with minimal false positives.

42% of organizations plan to invest more in runtime security over the next 24 months.

67.3% of the 832 malicious accounts banned between March 2025 and March 2026 used AI to write malware.