Only 13% of organizations successfully correlate alerts between cloud security tools.

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

Security teams must sift through roughly 7,000 cloud security tool alerts to find a single active threat.

92% of respondents believe that unified cloud runtime security solutions would enhance incident response efficiency and contextualise alerts.

8 in 10 users (80%) have seen reduced cloud operating costs through better identification of redundancies using open cloud security tools.

45% of respondents report consistent false positives from their cloud security tools.

46% of organisations still struggle with cloud vulnerability management.

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

67% of organisations conduct cloud vulnerability assessments monthly or more frequently.

Only 17% of organisations still operate in a single-cloud environment.

Organisations using fully or highly automated cloud security processes save an average of 19 hours per week.

85% of organisations still using manual processes are planning to automate within the next 12 months.

96% of organisations conduct regular cloud vulnerability assessments.

37% of organisations failed a compliance audit due to cloud security issues in the past 12 months.

44% of organisations struggle to comply with new cloud security regulations.

25% of organisations are still using manual processes for cloud security.

88% of organisations are using open cloud security tools.

83% report strengthened collaboration between security and IT departments due to open cloud security tools.

Benefits of AI cloud use include Human augmentation (44%), Improved data protection (42%), and Strengthened threat detection and response capabilities (38%).

Of security teams who are not fully confident in their cloud security, 79% worry about unauthorized cloud services bypassing security measures.