By 2028, more than 50% of enterprises will use AI security platforms to secure third-party AI service usage and protect custom-built AI applications.

51% of organizations say human oversight is needed in AI governance due to the speed at which attackers can adapt.

90% of enterprises say they have visibility into their AI footprint.

28% of digital trust professionals point to their board or executives as having ultimate responsibility for AI.

32% of digital trust professionals believe they could halt an AI system within 60 minutes after a security incident.

Prior compromise accounted for 10% of initial infection vectors globally, ranking third-most common.

Botnets leveraged more than 500,000 compromised systems to power DDoS campaigns.

52% of enterprise organizations in Canada reported suffering a breach.

51.8% of enterprises are using AI for security threat detection.

Semi-structured data accounts for approximately 21% of enterprise data.

73% of US IT and security professionals at companies with at least 1,000 employees identify increasing backup data security as their top-ranked defense against AI-powered cyberattacks.

The average estimated cloud waste sits at nearly a quarter of total spend, equal to 23% of cloud expenditure.

37% of CFOs cite higher utilization of existing infrastructure as a financial benefit of cloud cost optimization.

32% of organizations experienced an API security incident in the past year

37% of consumers would use AI to identify phishing emails or scam messages.

Synthetic fraud showed an eight-fold global increase year over year.

84% of people have not shared personal health information with AI tools.

49% of people have stopped using TikTok.

After prioritization, the average organization manages 795 critical findings, up from 202 the prior year (nearly quadrupling).

Completing forensic investigations faster reduced time to notification by three days.