Of security teams who are not fully confident in their cloud security, 71% do not believe their current tools can cover all aspects of their cloud environment.

61% of healthcare organizations are now aligning their cybersecurity teams with lines of business.

The manufacturing, transport, and logistics industries are 88% more likely than average to use manual cloud security processes still.

Nearly 55% of organizations are unprepared for AI regulatory compliance.

36% of enterprises said data breaches due to weak and stolen credentials was one of the most common ways to lose data.

55% of organisations operate in multi-cloud setups.

Nearly half (43%) of healthcare executives say they allocate cybersecurity budgets at the outset of new initiatives.

Nearly a third of healthcare companies don’t regularly train their employees on how to respond to cyber threats.

Of security teams who are not fully confident in their cloud security, 68% cite the cost of operationalising cloud security tools as too high.

24% of healthcare executives say they are likely to invest in machine learning for pattern matching.

40% of healthcare leaders say protecting patient data is a significant challenge.

More than 1 in 4 healthcare organizations reported that at least half of their sensitive patient data was at risk due to cyberattacks.

Cybersecurity ranks last among significant challenges for healthcare leaders (33%).

42% of technology companies are operating without any AI risk management strategy.

35% of enterprise PCs lack encryption.

In the past year, 80% of healthcare organizations were targeted by at least one cyberattack.

96% of security teams say they are confident in their cloud security.

Only 37% of enterprises were aware of NIST 800-88.

63% of organizations deploy more than five cloud runtime security tools.

41% of enterprises said stolen devices or drives with sensitive data was one of the most common ways to lose data.