73% of large organizations with 5,001 or more employees fall into the lowest TPRM confidence tiers.

76% of healthcare leaders say it is highly important that a microsegmentation solution avoids disruption to clinical or operational workflows.

Of three leading coding agents evaluated (Claude, Codex, and Gemini), Codex finishes with the fewest vulnerabilities and demonstrates stronger remediation behavior during development.

55% of IT professionals report using too many monitoring and observability tools

45% of IT professionals use AI to reduce alert noise and fatigue

Only 40% of respondents have specific strategies to counter AI-driven attacks.

1 in 3 payloads intercepted by Push in 2025 were sent outside of email.

Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) groups were responsible for over 87% of all ransomware attacks.

62% of respondents say they use gen AI in IT operations.

When asked what IT/cybersecurity use cases are being pursued with gen AI, 59% of respondents said infrastructure configuration and optimization.

89% of midmarket security leaders report increasing budgets.

91% of midmarket security leaders say their digital estate grew over the past 24 months.

38% of midmarket security leaders say their digital estate grew significantly over the past 24 months.

1% of professional pentesters believe AI-only scanning is effective for uncovering high-impact, exploitable vulnerabilities.

Two-thirds of Americans say they would consider switching financial institutions following a major breach.

20% of U.S.-based cybersecurity leaders work an additional 16 or more hours weekly.

64% of U.S.-based cybersecurity leaders report sufficient budget for AI.

Tax-themed scams typically make up about 1% or less of overall scam activity, but targeted campaigns can push scam emails to 6% and scam texts to 7% in a single day.

23.34% of the global ecosystem have corporate credentials circulating on the dark web via stealer logs.

69% of respondents see AI-driven attacks as inevitable within 12 months.