Cyber Attack
We've curated 133 cybersecurity statistics about Cyber attack to help you understand how tactics like phishing, ransomware, and DDoS are evolving and impacting both organizations and individuals in 2025.
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Internal shared-resource financial services firms are 56% more likely to face 25 or more attacks annually.
86% of organizations were down for multiple days after an attack.
83% of organizations do not have a tested, defined recovery plan.
1 in 4 organizations (25%) were down more than a week from a cyberattack.
18% financial services firms faced more than 25 known attacks in the past year.
72% of family offices believe they are targeted more often because they manage high-networth assets.
93% of financial services firms reported at least one known attack in the past year.
Nearly three in four companies report that the impact of cyber incidents in the past year has been severe or moderate.
The average number of cyberattacks experienced by U.S. healthcare organizations that suffered at least one cyberattack was 43, which is a 3-point increase from 40 in 2024.
93% of U.S. healthcare organizations experienced at least one cyberattack in the past 12 months.
An average of 72% of U.S. healthcare organizations that experienced a cyber attack reported disruption to patient care, which is a 3-point jump from 69 percent in 2024.
48% of companies that experienced a cyberattack in the past year reported the cost of one hour of downtime to be between $100,000 and $250,000.
53% of IT leaders believe that regular testing and validation of cyber incident recovery plans is a key benefit a cyber incident recovery solution provides to contribute to better cyber resilience.
43% of organizations believe they are somewhat overconfident in their incident recovery capabilities but are taking steps to improve.
21% of organizations consider insufficient budget for cyber incident recovery solutions to be their biggest challenge in terms of cyber incident recovery.
1% of organizations are not sure if they have an overconfident view of their cyber incident recovery capabilities.
96% of IT leaders state their organizations are very likely or somewhat likely to invest in cyber incident recovery in the next 12 months.
33% of companies that experienced a cyberattack in the past year reported the cost of one hour of downtime to be between $250,000 and $500,000.
38% of organizations believe they are overly confident in their cyber incident recovery capabilities.
5% of companies that experienced a cyberattack in the past year reported the cost of one hour of downtime to be more than $1,000,000.