83% of family offices are concerned about deepfakes or other impersonation threats.

Only 37% of organizations said they are already investing in deepfake defense.

73% of respondents were 'very confident' in their organizations' defenses against deepfake attacks in 2025.

Over 61% of organizations that have lost money in a deepfake attack reported losses in excess of $100,000.

Mean financial losses for organizations targeted by deepfake-related incidents stand at over $280,000.

99% of organizations say that deepfake defense will be important to their cybersecurity strategies over the next 12-18 months.

Over 40% of organizations faced three or more deepfake attacks.

Recorded audio/voice manipulations currently account for 52% of deepfake threat vectors.

The percentage of respondents who were 'very concerned' about the threat deepfakes pose to their organizations increased by over 15% from last year.

Nearly 19% of organizations that have lost money in a deepfake attack reported having lost half-a-million dollars or more.

94% of IT professionals expressed at least some level of concern about deepfake-related threats to their organizations.

Only 8.4% of organizations saw first-try deepfake simulation pass rates of 80% or above in deepfake-related cybersecurity training.

Static image manipulation attacks represent 59% of deepfake threat vectors.

Email-based deepfake attacks represent 59% of deepfake threat vectors.

Live voice-only call deepfake attacks currently account for 41% of deepfake threat vectors.

88% of organizations have provided deepfake-related cybersecurity training.

Over 63% of respondents reported being “very concerned” about the threat deepfakes pose to their organizations.

Deepfake-related incidents targeting organizations increased 10% year-over-year.

71% of organizations say deepfake defense will be a top priority for their cybersecurity strategies over the next 12-18 months.

Recorded video deepfake manipulations currently account for 45% of deepfake threat vectors.