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

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

23% of Nordic CISOs cited ransomware or availability disruption as their primary concern.

36% of security leaders say downtime is often or very often misclassified as an IT issue.

The average cost of downtime for organizations is $15,000 per minute.

98% of organizations with the lowest downtime costs confirm end-to-end visibility is very or extremely important for reducing incidents.

All technology leaders report their organization has experienced some form of AI-related downtime.

47% of technology leaders report that customers are often or very often the first to detect service degradation or outages.

Organizations experience an average 3.4% drop in stock price following a downtime event.

44% of organizations test their security biannually or less, or not at all.

83% of CISOs report being confident in their businesses' ability to recover from ransomware.

Aggregate unplanned downtime costs for Global 2000 companies total $600 billion annually, representing a 50% increase in two years.

58% of enterprise CISOs agree that a ransomware incident left endpoints inoperable.

57% of CISOs report taking as long as six days to recover from a ransomware attack.

20% of CISOs report taking as long as two weeks to recover from a ransomware attack.

53% of organizations have remote recovery capabilities in place.

46% of cybersecurity leaders rank operational downtime as the most significant impact ransomware is likely to have on their organizations.

Downtime costs an organization $95 million in lost revenue annually, nearly double the level in 2024.

81% of technology leaders cite customer loss as a consequence of downtime.

89% of tech leaders cite the need for large numbers of personnel to fix downtime issues.