49.2% of organizations report security issues related to AI-generated code are hard to catch week-to-week.

44.7% of organizations already run AI-generated code in production.

35% of organizations use AI to write code but do not ship that AI-generated code to production.

68.7% of teams use AI for documentation tasks.

65.9% of teams use AI for unit testing.

Only 3.6% of organizations say AI-introduced issues never reach production.

44.1% of organizations report performance impacts from AI-generated code are hard to catch week-to-week.

62.5% of security stakeholders, 51.5% of compliance stakeholders, 46.9% of CTOs and CIOs, and 40.8% of legal stakeholders report concerns about AI-generated code.

45.6% of organizations purchased code quality analysis tools to address AI-generated code risks.

39% of organizations added automated code review to address AI-generated code.

76.4% of organizations say a solution mitigating the risks of AI-generated code would be very or extremely valuable.

64.4% of IT and business leaders identify securing AI data flows as the top reason organizations invest in DSPM solutions, surpassing data exfiltration prevention at 56%.

45.3% of IT and business leaders identify maintaining consistent security policies across cloud providers as their top concern.

More than 85% of IT and business leaders expect automated remediation to reduce workloads.

One-third of IT and business leaders anticipate workload reductions greater than 50% from automated remediation.

51.8% of IT and security professionals report full visibility into sanctioned and unsanctioned AI tool usage.

47.4% of IT and security professionals acknowledge only partial or no visibility into individual Shadow AI tools or personal accounts used for work.

57.8% of IT and security managers believe they have full visibility into AI tool usage compared to 45.9% of practitioners.

45% of IT and security professionals identify internal AI systems and large language models (LLMs) as their primary security concern.

44% of IT and security professionals identify cloud infrastructure and application environments as a primary security concern.