The manufacturing sector experienced a 61% year-over-year surge in ransomware attacks in 2025, the sharpest growth of any industry.

51% of enterprises say AI adoption is outpacing their ability to properly secure it.

Nearly one in eight phishing attacks that reach student inboxes originate from compromised internal accounts.

61% of enterprises report data exposure from AI agent-related incidents.

In 2025, the Linux Kernel recorded 2,257 reported vulnerabilities, the highest number among projects.

In 2025, stolen credentials were linked to 22% of data breaches.

In 2025, the Lumma infostealer was responsible for 2.2 million dark web listings, roughly 42% of the total.

Fewer than one in fifteen internet-accessible SSH servers globally have adopted quantum-resistant encryption.

In 2025, ransomware groups claimed 7,809 victims, a 27.3% year-over-year increase.

Average claim severity climbed to an all-time high of $221K.

45% of organizations cite an insufficient or unclear data strategy as a top data challenge.

10% of organizations cite a lack of data as a primary issue for AI adoption.

39% of organizations actively using, piloting, or exploring AI say most AI-enabled workflows still rely on separate, standalone tools.

MFA misconfiguration accounted for approximately 26% of all incurred losses in Resilience's manufacturing portfolio.

Wrongful data collection caused 12% of manufacturing claims, driven primarily by website tracking and pixel-related litigation.

AI-driven detection achieves 92.4% accuracy compared to 67% accuracy for human analysts alone.

Only 22% of healthcare and manufacturing security leaders have hands-on experience with modern microsegmentation.

68% of healthcare and manufacturing organizations are pursuing microsegmentation as part of a Zero Trust strategy.

69% of healthcare and manufacturing security leaders demand identity-based controls in any modern solution.

Microsegmentation accounts for 24% of currently deployed Zero Trust initiatives.