Individual extortion demands in healthcare reached as high as $4 million in the first half of 2025.

51% of organizations say human oversight is needed in AI governance due to the speed at which attackers can adapt.

90% of enterprises say they have visibility into their AI footprint.

28% of digital trust professionals point to their board or executives as having ultimate responsibility for AI.

32% of digital trust professionals believe they could halt an AI system within 60 minutes after a security incident.

Prior compromise accounted for 10% of initial infection vectors globally, ranking third-most common.

Botnets leveraged more than 500,000 compromised systems to power DDoS campaigns.

52% of enterprise organizations in Canada reported suffering a breach.

51.8% of enterprises are using AI for security threat detection.

Semi-structured data accounts for approximately 21% of enterprise data.

73% of US IT and security professionals at companies with at least 1,000 employees identify increasing backup data security as their top-ranked defense against AI-powered cyberattacks.

The average estimated cloud waste sits at nearly a quarter of total spend, equal to 23% of cloud expenditure.

37% of CFOs cite higher utilization of existing infrastructure as a financial benefit of cloud cost optimization.

32% of organizations experienced an API security incident in the past year

37% of consumers would use AI to identify phishing emails or scam messages.

Synthetic fraud showed an eight-fold global increase year over year.

84% of people have not shared personal health information with AI tools.

49% of people have stopped using TikTok.

After prioritization, the average organization manages 795 critical findings, up from 202 the prior year (nearly quadrupling).

By 2028, more than 50% of enterprises will use AI security platforms to secure third-party AI service usage and protect custom-built AI applications.