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We've curated 40 cybersecurity statistics about Technology to help you understand how emerging innovations and practices are shaping the landscape of cybersecurity in 2025, including advancements in cloud security and the rise of IoT vulnerabilities.
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In one analysis, technology had 15% of vulnerable assets across cloud, APIs, and web applications.
In 2022, four technology companies attacked by Scattered Spider.
Sectors like social media (28%), hospitality (22%), and automotive (13%) face a steeper path to consumer confidence regarding data trust
42% of technology companies are operating without any AI risk management strategy.
High technology organizations were the most targeted industry by bots overall, representing 35% of observed attacks.
The technology sector saw a 119% increase in APT-related detections in Q1 2025 compared to Q4 2024.
Technology companies still lead in AI adoption with 38.9% of employees using AI tools.
There were 7 trillion Layer 7 DDoS attacks targeting the high technology sector from January 2023 through December 2024, making it the most affected industry for this type of attack.
The industries most heavily impacted by ransomware in Q1 2025 were manufacturing, retail, and technology. Notably, the non-profit sector saw a dramatic surge in ransomware attacks, with incidents doubling quarter-over-quarter .
The technology industry had the second-highest third-party breach rate at 47.3%.
Technology providers use 2.5x more products than consumers.
Technology providers have 10x more internet-facing assets than consumers.
Just over 13% of CISOs are looking to technology to help solve their problems and have started to adopt or have plans to adopt Compliance as Code (OSCAL or OCSF).
Nearly one-third (33.2% of organisations) have incorporated automation without GenAI tools.
54% of enterprises report engaging in multiple AI deployments.
More than four-fifths (82.1% of organisations) are not currently using GenAI tools or functions within their compliance program.
Just 17.9% of CISOs are using GenAI tools within their compliance program.
Roughly 50% of CISOs expect automation to optimize compliance through a single pane of glass.
76.1% of CISOs said integrations are most important when selecting tools/vendors to provide governance and continuous controls monitoring.
Only 12% of organisations have moved away from using passwords as their primary method of authentication.