32% of security professionals say AI-driven threats and organisational preparedness are the top issues boards ask about most.

99% of organizations have formal incident response plans.

86% of private healthcare security decision makers report legal and communications challenges when responding to a cyber attack.

89% of senior cybersecurity decision makers report limited executive or board involvement in incident response readiness and decision making.

75% of senior cybersecurity decision makers report legal and communications issues slow down decision making during incident response.

25% of organisations across surveyed markets say their responses to digital disruption largely go to plan

73% of senior cybersecurity decision makers say their organization would not be fully ready to execute under pressure if a significant cybersecurity attack occurred tomorrow.

90% of senior cybersecurity decision makers anticipate coordination breakdowns in the event of a cyber incident.

Over 90% of security leaders say they feel prepared to defend themselves

27% of organizations are very prepared for synthetic digital content threats.

94% of organizations globally believe they are prepared for a major cyber incident.

71% of higher education institutions demonstrate confidence, saying their school is prepared for a major cyber incident.

Roughly half of respondents say their organisation is at best only ‘somewhat capable’ of withstanding cyber attacks targeting specific vulnerabilities.

Nearly 90% of respondents express confidence in their ability to respond to cyberattacks

58% of CISOs say they are unprepared to respond to a material cyberattack in the next 12 months.

58% of CISOs say they are unprepared to respond to a material cyberattack in the next 12 months.

83% of SMBs report having a cybersecurity plan in place.

Among SMBs with fewer than 50 employees, only 47% report having a security plan in place.