Restaurants

28% of restaurant chains had third-party platform data exposed in the past year.

28% of restaurant leaders delay security patches frequently to avoid disrupting service.

32% of quick service and fast casual restaurant chains had customer personal information leaked in the past 12 months.

36% of restaurant chains have 24x7 monitoring, standardized controls, and tested response plans at all locations.

38% of restaurant chains say reliance on third-party vendors increases their cyber risk.

40% of quick service and fast casual restaurant chains had payment card data leaked in the past 12 months.

40% of restaurants use AI-powered drive-thru or voice ordering.

44% of restaurant leaders say employees prioritize speed over security protocols.

54% of restaurants have between 26 and 99 connected IoT devices per location.

62% of restaurant chains work with six or more third-party vendors per location.

68% of restaurant leaders lose more than $1,000 per hour when point-of-sale or ordering systems fail during a peak meal rush.

76% of quick service and fast casual restaurant chains had sensitive data leaked in the past 12 months.

80% of leaders at quick service and fast casual restaurant chains experienced at least one cyber incident in the past 12 months.

94% of leaders at quick service and fast casual restaurant chains describe themselves as confident or very confident in their ability to prevent or detect a cyberattack.