84% of government IT security leaders agree that sharing sensitive data across networks heightens their cyber risk.

75% of consumers who experienced a data breach changed their behavior, compared to 36% of consumers who have not experienced a data breach.

38% of consumers worry most about financial fraud.

88% of consumers would stop using a company if their data was not secure.

28% of consumers regularly review privacy and security settings.

71% of financial services enterprises prefer building on existing, open-source tools for AI agent orchestration.

60% of retail and eCommerce enterprises prefer building on existing, open-source tools for AI agent orchestration.

67% of defenders say AI-powered tools have positively impacted threat identification and response.

76% of defenders say AI agents or AI assistants now handle more than 10% of their workload.

OpenAI is present in 96.0% of organizations, with Anthropic present in 77.8% of organizations.

74% of leaders remain concerned about security risks from AI.

17% of prompts include copy/paste and/or file upload activity.

Agent tools Manus, Lindy, and Agent.ai are present in 22%, 11%, and 8% of organizations respectively.

71% of defenders set aside important security tasks at least two days per week.

69% of organizations use more than 10 detection and response tools.

Among the most active chat tools observed, OpenAI accounts for 67% of prompt volume.

Detected sensitive-data events are led by secrets and credentials (47.9%), followed by financial information (36.3%) and health-related data (15.8%).

87% of defenders expect to increase AI use, primarily to replace legacy detection and response tools.

99.6% of organizations are moving toward AI.

63% of defenders want AI agents to handle alert triage and investigations.