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90% of security leaders have active concerns about security risks introduced by AI-generated code.
38% of organizations still rely primarily on manual review for AI-generated code.
29% of security leaders identify insecure coding patterns as the leading risk introduced by AI coding assistants.
Only 10% of large-scale enterprises have successfully transitioned autonomous AI agents from pilot phases into full-scale production.
88% of executives say agent-washing has negatively affected their trust in AI broadly.
29% of leaders find it materially harder to secure budget for AI projects due to market hype.
86% of enterprise leaders cite reliability, security, privacy, and accuracy as the top blockers preventing the implementation of autonomous agents.
47% of agentic AI deployments include dedicated agent-specific governance frameworks to manage risk.
Phishing consumes 36.5% of security team working hours, up from 33.5% three years ago.
50% of organizations rate phishing as a high or extreme threat, up from 33% in 2022.
62.5% of IT and security professionals say deepfake attacks are immediately disruptive.
Phishing costs $51,948 per security analyst annually, a 13.6% increase from $45,726 in 2022.
AI-powered defenses reduce per-incident phishing handling time by 16% (from 27.5 minutes to 23.2 minutes) and reduce cost per phishing email by 12% (from $31.32 to $27.51).
20% of IT and security professionals expect phishing to get easier to deal with in the next 12 months.
Security teams remediate phishing incidents 16% faster but spend 9% more of their annual hours remediating phishing.
AI-assisted text in malicious emails doubled compared to prior years.
From 2024 to 2025, the number of critical vulnerabilities carried across vendors serving the financial sector increased 387%.
31.3% of IT and security professionals rate deepfake voice and video technology as "extremely impactful" among emerging threat trends.
40% of IT and security professionals expect phishing attack volume, speed, and evasiveness to worsen over the next 12 months.
84% of enterprises experienced material digital risk incidents in the past year.