91% of respondents acknowledged that attack surface management is either directly or somewhat connected to their organization's business risk.

26% globally think it is fine for OEMs to sell driver data.

41% of CIOs don't believe their current security investments fully meet their organization's needs.

China-aligned APT41 showed a 113% increase in activity in Q1 2025 relative to the previous quarter.

Almost all (96%) of CIOs say at least some improvements are needed in their organization's security coverage.

73% of cybersecurity leaders surveyed have experienced security incidents due to unknown or unmanaged assets.

Advanced persistent threat (APT) detections targeting the U.S. in Q1 2025 were 2.4 times or 136% higher than the level seen the prior quarter.

China's APT40 and Mustang Panda generated 46% of all detected APT activity.

50% of companies report facing security or compliance challenges as a consequence of the disconnect between their documented software architecture and the architecture in production.

86% of OEMs report that cybersecurity of their digital services is important.

Half of CIOs report their organizations have over invested in security solutions they don't need.

Four state-aligned hacktivist groups claimed responsibility for 780 attacks in 2024 alone.

Critical infrastructure remains a prime target for hactivist groups. Specifically: 44 attacks targeted government entities, including military services, 21% of attacks focused on the transportation and logistics sector, and 21% of attacks focused on the transportation and logistics sector..

A third (equivalent to 33.3%) of global technology leaders believe their board has unrealistic expectations or demands on how new technologies like AI will impact business performance

US respondents were 72% more likely than respondents in Australia or the UK to report significant improvement in security incidents after adopting Zero Trust initiatives.

The average time between credentials being found and the reported ransomware attack was 2.5 weeks

44% of consumers globally do not think OEMs should be able to sell driver data.

45% say their network performance is preventing or limiting their organization’s networks from supporting large data/AI projects. This is up from 38% in 2024

34% cite keeping up with the pace of change as a significant obstacle to implementing AI initiatives.

34% of global technology leaders have been forced to reassess their technology infrastructure because of rising geopolitical risks.