76% of organizations reported a growing disconnect between how leadership and the security team perceive their ransomware readiness.

87% of organizations expect deepfakes to become major attack vectors in future ransomware campaigns.

92% of organizations in Singapore reported a disconnect between leadership and security team perceptions of ransomware readiness.

42% of organizations that experienced a ransomware attack suffered significant downtime

22% of organizations that experienced a ransomware attack were able to recover within 24 hours

50% of organizations that were attacked believed they were 'very well prepared' for a ransomware incident beforehand

21% of organizations that paid ransom were still unable to recover all data

83% of victims who paid ransom were attacked again

38% of organizations fixed the issue that allowed attackers to enter after a ransomware attack

93% of victims had data stolen despite paying ransom

Nearly 40% of organizations were unable to fully restore the data they lost from ransomware attacks

Only 22% of victims who felt 'well-prepared' recovered from ransomware attacks within 24 hours

78% of organizations across Australia, France, Germany, India, Singapore, the United Kingdom, and the United States reported experiencing a ransomware attack within the past year.

Nearly 25% of organizations that experienced a ransomware attack suffered significant disruption or data loss.

Fewer than 25% of organizations that experienced a ransomware attack recovered from the attack within 24 hours.

61% of organizations successfully restored from backups after their most recent incident.

33% of ransomware incidents involved compromised credentials

48% of organizations adopted AI-enhanced phishing detection.

In 2025, the United Kingdom experienced 76 ransomware incidents, accounting for 1.6% of all attacks.

In 2025, the United States accounted for roughly 1,000 ransomware incidents targeting critical infrastructure, representing 21% of all global ransomware attacks.