Privacy
We've curated 116 cybersecurity statistics about Privacy to help you understand how data protection practices and regulations are evolving in 2025, highlighting the challenges organizations face in safeguarding personal information from breaches and misuse.
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88% of people do not freely share personal information with AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini.
43% of consumers are concerned about their contact information.
90% of consumers say safeguarding their privacy is important.
29% of consumers limit app permissions.
46% of consumers are concerned about their health data.
60.9% of Americans say privacy is 'very important' when using mobile apps.
38% say privacy or surveillance concerns is the biggest barrier to maturing their insider risk program.
47% of very large companies (10000+ employees) are concerned with privacy.
46% of small companies (<100 employees) are concerned with privacy.
41% of medium companies (100-499 employees) are concerned with privacy.
49% of large companies (500-9999 employees) are concerned with privacy.
More than 60% of data and IT leaders say data security and privacy is their biggest concern when implementing AI/ML.
27% of respondents are concerned about the invasion of personal privacy by AI programs.
Privacy and cyber security coverage was triggered in 13.2% of all claims, with a higher prevalence in excess claims(22.2%) compared to primary claims (9.4%).
Data recovery was triggered as the main driver of loss in 1.3% of claims, triggered with some loss impact in 17.5%, triggered with no loss impact known in 5.0%, and not triggered in 76.2%.
Data privacy and security are among the top three LLM provider considerations for 37% of respondents, followed by integration with existing systems and cost.
Data privacy and security are among the top three LLM provider considerations for 37% of respondents, followed by integration with existing systems and cost.
Nearly half (45%) of UK HR professionals are worried about privacy risks related to AI-powered HR tools, which is the highest percentage among all countries surveyed.
More broadly, 60% of survey respondents are concerned about the impact of AI on the privacy and security of their digital identities.
76% of tech leaders have identified skills gaps within their teams. Among the specific areas where skills gaps are most notably reported, Cybersecurity and privacy accounts for 30%