Nearly one in four enterprises report multiple fraud attempts a year.

Nearly one in six enterprises are facing fraud attempts every week.

15.7% of enterprises face fraud attacks weekly or more.

29.19% of enterprises that experienced losses lost between $500K–$1M.

32% of respondents said a trusted but compromised source was a factor in fraudsters successfully bypassing enterprise systems.

Threat detection/escalation process (27.85%) was among the controls with the highest failure rates in enterprise fraud attacks.

34.5% of finance and cybersecurity leaders at enterprises cited misalignment between finance and security groups as a factor in a recent fraud or near miss.

52% of IT and security decision-makers say budget or resource cuts have led to increased workloads without added support.

29% of U.K. IT and security decision-makers have delayed or cancelled contracts due to growing U.S. cybersecurity instability.

85% of security teams have experienced budget or resource-related changes in the past six months.

48% of IT and security decision-makers say budget or resource cuts have led to team restructuring.

91% of organisations have taken new steps to protect operational resilience due to waning federal support.

81% of IT and security decision-makers believe that eroding confidence in public-private coordination will hinder threat intelligence sharing.

86% of IT and security decision-makers warn that the disbanding of the Cyber Safety Review Board will disrupt post-incident coordination.

As a result of U.S. cybersecurity instability, 43% of U.K. IT and security decision-makers have reassessed existing partnerships.

63% of IT and security decision-makers state that recent or anticipated cuts are affecting team structure and staffing plans.

79% of IT and security decision-makers say federal defunding has increased overall cyber risk.

Over half (54%) of organisations have developed internal cybersecurity frameworks independent of government guidance.

41% of IT and security decision-makers say budget or resource cuts have led to reduced capacity for detection and monitoring.

Nearly half (46%) of IT and security decision-makers report reducing their planned security investments for 2025 due to ongoing federal funding instability.