Compliance
We've curated 264 cybersecurity statistics about Compliance to help you understand how regulatory requirements, data protection laws, and industry standards are shaping security practices in 2025.
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Almost all (94.2% of CISOs) believe that continuous controls monitoring will improve both compliance and security.
38.3% of CISOs cited cost as a challenge in implementing new or updated compliance frameworks.
53.7% of CISOs pointed to skilled staff as a major challenge in implementing new or updated compliance frameworks.
54.2% of respondents to the CISO Society survey feel that they have the talent to meet future regulatory requirements.
Research shows over 210 million compromised passwords.
Roughly half of CISOs (47.9%) cited evidence gathering as one of their greatest challenges in implementing new or updated compliance frameworks.
Only a fifth (20.5% of CISOs) said they have very little duplication in their compliance efforts.
Roughly one-sixth (15.8% of CISOs) endure quite a bit of duplication and 37.4% have some duplication in their compliance efforts.
78% of UK senior security decision makers reallocated budget from other business areas to meet DORA compliance requirements.
48% of UK senior security decision makers reallocated staff members from other projects.
66% of UK CISOs and senior security decision-makers believe that DORA will significantly increase cybersecurity costs in the long term.
Only 5% of CISOs consider their organisation's compliance program to be optimised for efficiency and continuous improvement.
30.3% of CISOs are challenged by control mapping in satisfying regulatory requirements.
Nearly 22% of CISOs said they haven’t looked at GRC tools yet.
Nearly one-third (33.2% of organisations) have incorporated automation without GenAI tools.
Approximately four out of five (79.8% of CISOs) believe that a reduction in manual processing is the biggest opportunity to add automation to their compliance and risk management program.
Just 16.3% of CISOs said they experienced cost savings when using technology to enhance their compliance program.
A staggering 80% of CISOs admit to unnecessary duplication in their compliance efforts.
Almost one in ten (9.6% of CISOs) said their relationship between compliance and security is in a period of complex negotiations while 8.5% said their relationship is out of sync.
The most commonly compromised password was "123456", being found in over 1.4 million breached credentials.