58% of organizations use automated remediation tools for identity-related issues.

Worldwide IT spending is forecast to reaach $6.31 trillion in 2026, increasing 13.5% from 2025.

Data center systems spending is forecast to reach $787.99 billion in 2026, growing 55.8% year-over-year.

80% of employees expect to increase their reliance on AI within the next year.

46% of organizations cite data format issues as a top data challenge.

19% of US executives and 20% of UK executives express confidence in cross-sector collaboration with suppliers and partners during disruption events

38% of organisations say board discussions on digital resilience lead to follow-up action

45% of MSPs who reported BYOD-related security incidents cite credential theft or account compromise as a cause

12% of organizations actively using, piloting, or exploring AI say AI is embedded directly within the flow of work.

Around 60% of US organisations, around 60% of UK organisations and 54% of German organisations say legacy technology still forms a significant part of their operations

70% of German executives express confidence in policy frameworks, compared with 54% of US executives and 51% of UK executives

22% of US executives and 18% of UK executives cite access to skilled talent as a strength

36% of financial services organisations and 36% of IT & technology organisations report modernising most or all core systems, compared with 12% of public sector organisations and 19% of industrial organisations

57% have confidence in existing cybersecurity policies.

68% of organisations have raised budgets for post-breach remediation and ransom payments.

Only 37% of CIOs say they have full visibility of AI tools in use across their organisation.

37% say early proof-of-concept success has made them bolder in AI initiatives.

94% of organizations report an increase in appetite for AI adoption over the past year.

88% of IT and security leaders say they lack the ability to roll back AI agent actions without system disruption.

15% of enterprises report that 76–100% of AI agents have defined ownership.