CI/CD-Based Deployment
Cybersecurity statistics about ci/cd-based deployment
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76% have intervened to stop or restrict AI-driven behavior
53% of the organisations drawn into third-party ransomware or data extortion incidents traced to a single event: the August 2025 compromise of Miljödata.
93% of healthcare practices are already using AI in patient-facing and administrative workflows.
76% of healthcare practices say they are not ready for the proposed 2026 HIPAA Security Rule.
82% of security professionals report that their teams are dedicating significantly more effort into AI security initiatives.
32% of AI-related pentest findings were classified as high risk, compared to 12% of all pentest findings overall.
38% of LLM vulnerabilities were fixed while 62% remain open.
Security teams require mid-to-high levels of manual intervention for response, at 47%.
41% of security and IT leaders report attackers use encrypted channels to bypass detection, delaying critical alerts.
43% of organizations cite difficulty distinguishing AI-generated from human-written code as a top barrier to control and traceability.
67% of IT decision-makers and platform engineering leaders say development is ahead of infrastructure in AI adoption.
71% of Pioneer organizations actively enforce a formal governance policy, and 24% of Pioneer organizations report having no outstanding AI governance concerns.
Total PQC-capable SSH servers grew from 6.2% to 11.8%.
71% say AI has made security incidents harder to detect, investigate, or fix
79% are concerned about missing vulnerabilities introduced between scheduled tests
44% of security professionals say a human should always remain in the loop for security decisions.
16% of security professionals say supply chain and third-party risk is the boardroom cyber priority boards ask about most.
15% of security professionals say cloud and infrastructure exposure is the boardroom cyber priority boards ask about most.
60% of UK cybersecurity professionals say threats are already moving beyond email
66% of UK cybersecurity professionals believe employees are more likely to trust messages received through internal collaboration platforms