64% of US IT leaders want to automate parts of their email infrastructure, but only 17% say they are fully prepared to implement automation.

In the US, concern about AI compromising security increased from 61% in 2024 to 77% in 2025 (a 16-point increase).

86% of US IT leaders indicate that more than half of their business communication flows through email.

Professionals in high-email-volume sectors like legal and finance send 20-30+ emails daily.

41% of US organizations still rely on employees to manage their own email signatures.

Only 18% of US organizations use centralized signature management solutions.

86% of US IT leaders agree that professional email signatures build trust.

59% of organizations in the technology sector experienced email incidents, yet only 39% feel very confident in their compliance posture.

60% of organizations in the legal sector experienced email incidents, yet only 41% feel very confident in their compliance posture.

73% of US organizations experienced an email-related security incident in the past year.

A 1.5 Gpps DDoS attack occurred in the United States.

In the U.S., 80% of CISOs express concern over potential customer data loss via public GenAI platforms.

The U.S. and U.K. together represent over 70% of ransomware attacks.

The U.S. accounts for 60% of all ransomware attacks against financial institutions.

Almost all (97%) of major U.S. banks experienced third-party breaches in 2024.

The United States remained the primary target, accounting for 47% of known ransomware attacks.

64% of US consumers have interacted with AI chatbots more frequently in the past year.

62% of US consumers believe AI agents are easier to trick than humans

37% of organisations report that 1–100 AI agents are currently active within their systems.

44% of consumers say they've felt pressured to share information with AI chatbots just to complete a task.