Of APT activity directed at the U.S., 47% was attributed to China and 35% to Russia-aligned groups.

Only 58% of CIOs are confident in their ability to pinpoint potential security gaps.

45% of CIOs say they require significant improvements in their security coverage

39% believe that if you don’t manage asset-related risks properly, it will weaken your standing in the marketplace, making it harder to win new business or keep up with rivals.

76% of CIOs acknowledge the growth threat of credential leaks.

Among the roles most vulnerable to credential theft, 28% were in Project Management, followed by Consulting (12%) and Software Development (10.7%).

75% of cybersecurity incidents occur due to unmanaged assets.

AI-based tools for sale in the cybercriminal underground were found for as little as 30 cents USD

Japanese consumers are the least likely to disapprove of selling data on (26% saying so).

The technology sector saw a 119% increase in APT-related detections in Q1 2025 compared to Q4 2024.

55% of organizations surveyed said they have no processes in place to continuously manage attack surface risk.

Less than 1% of hacktivist attacks impacted organizations in the Americas.

Half of tech leaders say they lack access to security solutions that fully fit their business needs.

Infostealer activity has surged by 266% in recent years.

20% of UK consumers are ambivalent about OEMs selling driver data.

Over half of CIOs say their security patch systems have become too complex to manage effectively.

24% of consumers globally are ambivalent about OEMs selling driver data.

NoName057(16) was the most active hacktivist group, accounting for 90% of attacks analyzed. It is also cited as being behind 90% of state-aligned cyberattacks in 2024.

35% cite resistance from employees regarding their jobs as a significant obstacle to implementing AI initiatives.

Just 43% of global organizations use dedicated tools to proactively manage risk across their attack surface.