UK
We've curated 247 cybersecurity statistics about the UK to help you understand how data breaches and cyber threats are shaping the landscape of digital security practices in 2025.
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70% of financial organisations expressed worry over state-linked cyber actors such as Russia.
More than half (52%) of financial organisations plan to outsource to address the skills gap.
39% of financial institutions reported heightened concerns around data privacy.
22% of financial organisations increasingly use AI for threat intelligence.
39% of financial organisations view remote and hybrid work practices as key security concerns.
70% of UK firms have experienced phishing attempts.
60% of UK SMEs allow employees to use their own IT equipment when working from home.
More than a third of UK SMEs (38%) invest less than £100 a year in cybersecurity .
More than one-in-eight (15%) UK SME employees have been banned from working from home due to the risk of falling victim to a cyber-attack .
More than half (52%) of UK SME employees have received no cybersecurity training.
More than a quarter (28%) of UK SMEs suffered between one and five attempted attacks.
The average cost of a cyber-attack for UK businesses with 50 or more employees was £5,0011.
More than a third (35%) of UK SMEs experienced a cyber incident in 2024 alone.
UK SMEs are incurring annual losses amounting to £3.4 billion due to inadequate cybersecurity measures.
28% of UK SMEs say that a single attack could put them out of business .
19% of UK remote workers are being targeted by cyber criminals .
SMEs employ two-thirds of the UK workforce.
20% of UK businesses have been impacted by Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks .
23% of UK businesses have been affected by ransomware .
SMEs account for 99.8% of the UK’s business population .