UK
We've curated 293 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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UK usage of real time payments is lower than the global average — 73% of UK consumers have received RTP compared to the 89% average for all 14 countries surveyed.
28% of UK consumers have plans to increase their real time payments usage.
Just 6% of UK consumers consider real time payments less secure than a credit card.
28% of UK security professionals cite a lack of prioritisation from the wider organisation as a barrier to DORA compliance.
8% of UK organisations report that they do not have enough funding to cover their cybersecurity needs.
43% of the UK financial services industry will miss the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) deadline.
78% of UK senior security decision makers reallocated budget from other business areas to meet DORA compliance requirements.
23% of UK security professionals cite a lack of visibility over supply chain/third-party partners as a barrier to DORA compliance.
96% of UK senior security professionals say DORA will significantly enhance overall resilience across the EU and the EU business ecosystem.
25% of UK security professionals cite a short timeline to becoming compliant as a barrier to DORA compliance.
48% of UK senior security decision makers reallocated staff members from other projects.
40% of businesses view data sovereignty as a compliance issue.
66% of UK CISOs and senior security decision-makers believe that DORA will significantly increase cybersecurity costs in the long term.
A significant minority of UK organisations, 20%, expect increases of over 50% in their cybersecurity budgets.
28% of businesses said sovereignty is related to data portability.
88% of UK senior security professionals believe that DORA will be beneficial.
41% of businesses in the UK cited cybersecurity as their biggest business risk, making it a larger concern than the global average.
2% of UK organisations had not yet calculated their cybersecurity budget requirements.
42% of surveyed IT decision-makers said data sovereignty is important to their customers and therefore, an asset to their business.
The majority of UK organisations, three-quarters, anticipate their cybersecurity budgets will grow.