49% of employees felt empowered by AI use.

12.2% of analyzed companies use 5 certificate providers.

57% of Organizations are using observability solutions for monitoring cloud applications.

46% of organizations consider the complexity of planning required for cyber incident recovery to be their biggest challenge in terms of cyber incident recovery.

70% of organizations adopting AI are lacking optimized governance.

19% of employees in retail reported no training in AI tools.

50% of enterprise security and business leaders say AI tools will cause the next data breach.

Over 31% of organizations are planning to allocate their security budgets to AI supply chain security over the next 12 months.

Only 13% of organizations rank model sourcing and provenance as concerns regarding AI supply chain risk.

14% of organizations identify orchestration frameworks as a Shadow AI concern.

By 2029, SSL and TLS certificate life cycles will shrink from 367 days to just 47 days.

23% of organizations adopting AI identify regulatory compliance as an area where they are least prepared to address threats.

51% of leaders at gig economy organisations reported fraud tool spending increased in 2025.

Other Shadow AI vectors, including personal accounts, third-party APIs, plugins, and local applications, each fall below 12% of organizations' concerns.

Organization Validation (OV) certificates represent 24.6% of all SSL certificates.

41% of respondents consider automating remediation as a source of greatest expected ROI of AI-powered observability.

52% of organizations in France are especially concerned about complex compliance requirements of sustainable AI practices compared to other countries.

13% of organizations consider a lack of access to a clean room infrastructure and/or clean room recovery services to be their biggest challenge in terms of cyber incident recovery.

82% of employees with six to fifteen years’ experience report using AI.

76% of 18-24 year old workers are very confident using AI tools.