Only 7% of enterprises describe their digital risk program as "leading."

53% of enterprises report manual remediation as their top cost category for digital risk.

44% of enterprises say AI-generated attacks are already indistinguishable from legitimate activity.

53% of enterprises had an executive or employee impersonated in the past year.

43% of enterprises have no capability to build a threat profile around someone actively being targeted.

Only 16% of enterprises have formal protection covering most or all employees.

Only 5% of enterprises ever trace brand impersonation back to a full campaign.

92% of organizations have experienced consequences tied to security readiness gaps.

95% of organizations have identified at least one emerging risk they believe is under-discussed internally.

47% of organizations say they would not respond to a serious security incident as quickly as they should.

Organizations with centralized security ecosystems are more than 3.5 times more likely to operate proactively rather than reactively.

Organizations with mature security programs are nearly twice as likely to spend their time proactively preparing for threats instead of reacting to incidents already underway.

44% of organizations say increased cyber risk is the top "Shadow AI" risk.

88% of organizations are already using or piloting AI agents.

95% of organizations say data challenges have already slowed their AI progress.

Only 28% of organizations are confident they can detect AI systems operating outside approved parameters.

65% of CEOs believe they have a full AI inventory.

83% of CEOs feel pressure to accelerate their AI and data capabilities.

Only 29% of organizations running AI today can identify within minutes which systems an AI accessed.

Only 25% of organizations running AI today can identify within minutes what actions an AI took.