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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29% of organizations struggle with compliance since auditors require proof of data security and privacy in AI-based systems.
Concerns around data security and privacy remain a challenge when it comes to implementing AI initiatives for 34% of respondents.
Organisations without plans to implement a hybrid cloud model are more likely (51%) to have data security and privacy concerns
64% of Canadian organisations cite data privacy concerns as a common barrier to GenAI adoption.
In the 2024 Cisco Consumer Privacy Survey, most global consumers (53%) said they are aware of their country's privacy laws.
An overwhelming 99% of respondents anticipate reallocating resources from privacy budgets to AI initiatives in the future.
96% of privacy and security professionals confirm that privacy investments provide returns exceeding costs.
96% of organisations report that the returns of privacy significantly outweigh the investments.
86% of respondents noted a positive impact of privacy legislation on their organisations, up from 80% last year.
Among those aware of their country's privacy laws, 81% feel confident in their ability to protect their data, compared to just 44% of those unaware of such laws.
86% of privacy and security professionals support privacy legislation, recognising its positive impact on business operations.
36% of privacy professionals cited management of risk associated with new technologies as an obstacle.
82% of respondents use a framework or law/regulation to manage privacy in their organisation.
31% plan to use AI for privacy in the next 12 months.
87% of respondents said their organisation provided privacy awareness training for employees.
54% track the number of privacy incidents to evaluate privacy training effectiveness.
15% said a material privacy breach in the next 12 months was likely.
10% of those who always practiced privacy by design experienced a material privacy breach in the past year.
10% saw a decrease in their privacy budget in the past 12 months.
93% consider technical experience and credentials in a privacy role important in determining if a privacy candidate was qualified.