Incident Response
We've curated 82 cybersecurity statistics about Incident response to help you understand how organizations are detecting, managing, and recovering from security breaches and cyber threats in 2025.
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It takes an average of 14 hours to detect a compromised AI agent.
58% of cybersecurity leaders would consider paying cybercriminals to end a ransomware attack.
No CISOs report the ability to recover from ransomware within a day.
14% of breached organizations cannot detect and stop their most significant identity attack before damage is done.
73% of senior cybersecurity decision makers say their organization would not be fully ready to execute under pressure if a significant cybersecurity attack occurred tomorrow.
Almost one-third of organizations report extensive AI use across most or all threat detection and incident response activities, up from 25% last year.
41% of CIOs say incident response times have worsened.
47% of enterprises experienced a security incident involving an AI agent in the past year.
Real-time sharing of threat intelligence across SecOps, incident response, and vulnerability management nearly doubled from 17% in 2025 to 32% in 2026.
61% of IT professionals report that AI provides faster root cause analysis.
63% of senior cybersecurity decision makers anticipate boosting incident response by embedding AI across threat detection and incident response activities.
86% of private healthcare security decision makers report legal and communications challenges when responding to a cyber attack.
89% of senior cybersecurity decision makers report limited executive or board involvement in incident response readiness and decision making.
75% of senior cybersecurity decision makers report legal and communications issues slow down decision making during incident response.
65% of enterprises have experienced at least one AI agent-related incident in the past 12 months.
99% of organizations have formal incident response plans.
78% of senior cybersecurity decision makers indicate that potential visibility gaps or blind spots could slow detection or investigation of malicious activity.
90% of senior cybersecurity decision makers anticipate coordination breakdowns in the event of a cyber incident.
7% of digital trust professionals say it would take them more than 60 minutes to halt an AI system after a security incident.
Six-second pulse DDoS attacks eliminate the window for reactive intervention.