47% of surveyed leaders expressed complete confidence in their resilience strategies.

47% of organizations improved detection and monitoring capabilities after ransomware attacks

52% of financial services organizations rated themselves as very well prepared, and 38% achieved same-day recovery from ransomware attacks.

42% of public sector organizations suffered significant disruption to business operations due to ransomware attacks.

52% of healthcare organizations rated themselves as very well prepared, but 40% experienced significant disruption to business operations due to ransomware attacks.

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

76% of organizations reported that it is getting harder to be fully prepared for ransomware attacks

50% of organizations that experienced a ransomware attack believed they were 'very well prepared' for ransomware.

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

37% of financial services organizations suffered significant disruption to business operations due to ransomware attacks.

51% of organizations deployed automated incident response.

46% of security teams believe their organizations are 'very prepared' to face ransomware.

54% of healthcare organizations implemented AI-powered threat detection.

54% of board members and C-level executives believe their organizations are 'very prepared' to face ransomware.

78% of organizations experienced a ransomware attack in the preceding 12 months

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

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

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

83% of victims who paid ransom were attacked again

78% recognize Cyber Resiliency is a business problem, not just an IT issue.