Risk Management
We've curated 53 cybersecurity statistics about Risk Management to help you understand how organizations are identifying, assessing, and prioritizing risks, along with the latest practices and technologies being utilized to mitigate potential threats in 2025.
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In 2024, 62% of companies were using or planned to use AI for risk management, which is projected to rise to 70% by 2025, reflecting a significant increase in AI adoption.
Only 10% of leaders expressed a lack of confidence in their risk management data in 2025, down from 16% in 2024, reflecting a six-point improvement in trust towards risk data.
42% of companies are focusing more on risk management.
16% of risks identified through analysis are viewed as organizational concerns.
34% of risks identified through analysis are viewed as technology concerns.
45% of elements involved in risk analysis are related to technology procurement.
44% of elements involved in risk analysis are related to operational technology (OT).
38% of elements involved in risk analysis are related to data ownership.
45% of elements involved in risk analysis are related to use of cloud computing.
One third of companies surveyed say that risks are assessed informally.
49% of risks identified through analysis are viewed as cybersecurity concerns.
39% of elements involved in risk analysis are related to data classification.
56% of companies surveyed say that they are using a formal risk management framework.
1 in 5 organisations still admit their cyber practices are "immature".
Just 29% of organisations have a formal cyber program that is truly aligned with business objectives.
Cybersecurity and cyber risk leaders at organizations without full threat visibility have a burnout rate of 63%.
Just 28% of organisations say they are "very effective" at communicating cyber risk to leadership.
Rapidly expanding attack surfaces are cited by 38% of cybersecurity and cyber risk leaders as a reason for increased difficulty in managing cyber risk today vs five years ago.
47% of cybersecurity and cyber risk professionals report exhaustion (burnout).
Just 17% of organisations have tools to regularly map threats and contextualise them for full visibility.