75% of security practitioners believe that shadow AI will surpass the risks previously posed by shadow IT in 2025.

54% of firms in the financial services industry still rely on spreadsheets or in-house systems to track security controls.

25% of organizations take between 8 and 30 days to apply critical patches.

Almost half of the disclosures regarding leaked secrets by leading AI companies on GitHub either failed to reach the target or received no response.

61% of healthcare organizations cite compliance requirements as important security drivers.

42% of U.S. financial services executives identified staying current with evolving regulations as their top compliance challenge.

62% of security practitioners report that their developers lack the necessary time to implement comprehensive AI-native security.

62% of satisfied Canadian software buyers expect to increase their software spend next year, compared to 79% of disappointed buyers.

90% of global leaders identified identity attacks as their top concern in 2025

The cloud computing industry has grown into a more than $700 billion sector as of 2025.

75% of security practitioners indicate that AI applications evolve faster than security measures can keep up.

Approximately 24% of analyzed Android shopping apps can retrieve Java classes or DEX files from remote locations.

In 2024, £197 million was paid out to UK businesses to help them recover from cyber incidents.

93% of fraud victims reported that the resolution process caused them stress in 2025.

70% of CISOs receive equity, which can represent up to half of total pay among top earners.

Over a third of consumers experience genuine stress while shopping online.

92% of organizations that experienced a security incident in the past year believe stronger cyber hygiene could have prevented it.

44% of retailers reported experiencing a significantly higher volume of attacks in 2025.

The company with the smallest footprint that still had verified leak instances had 0 public repositories and 14 organization members.

89% of organizations that experienced a ransomware attack in the past year paid a ransom to recover their data or stop the attack