28% of healthcare executives say they are likely to invest in generative AI for social engineering attacks.

Only 46% of healthcare leaders have adopted data discovery technology.

Enterprise PCs are logging millions of visits to popular generative AI platforms. Thousands of these visits are specifically landing on DeepSeek.

Almost 40% of organizations admit they lack the tools to protect AI-accessible data.

Just over a fifth (slightly over 20%) of enterprises said that AI is making compliance more difficult.

41% of healthcare executives believe AI-powered threats will happen.

61% say secure networking is critical.

In the last three years, 86% of enterprises have experienced a data breach.

Organisations detect an average of 17 vulnerabilities in their cloud environments per week.

32% of enterprises said ransomware was one of the most common ways to lose data.

More than half (over 50%) of enterprises are increasing their investment in compliance.

36% of healthcare leaders admit their current cybersecurity tools cannot protect cloud-based patient data.

Only 46% of healthcare leaders have adopted next-gen EDR with moving threat defense.

55% of enterprises have policies in place regarding data disposition.

42% of enterprises without policies regarding data disposition are rolling out or defining them.

94% believe an improved network will enhance their cybersecurity posture.

More than half (52%) of healthcare leaders believe a fatal cyber-related incident is inevitable within the next five years.

In the event of a cyberattack, 1 in 5 healthcare organizations believe recovery would be delayed because they lack experienced in-house staff or access to a 24x7 security operations team.

The average increase in compliance investment among businesses is 46%.

Enterprises upgrading endpoint devices for AI are upgrading an average of 25% of those devices.