US
We've curated 254 cybersecurity statistics about the US to help you understand how emerging threats, like state-sponsored attacks and ransomware, are reshaping our defenses and practices in 2025.
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31% of SMB owners don't know exactly how much they spend on cybersecurity.
45% of SMBs cite employee negligence as their biggest cybersecurity concern, particularly acute in the education sector.
42% of SMBs are worried about outdated technologies, with healthcare businesses the most concerned.
26% of SMBs do not conduct regular penetration tests or security assessments.
42% of leaders at U.S. organizations are making identity and access management a top budget priority over the next two to three years.
51% of cybersecurity professionals cited mobile devices as the biggest blind spot in visibility for modern work.
51% of U.S.-based cybersecurity decision-makers reported that their boards are asking for foundational security metrics.
36% of U.S.-based cybersecurity decision-makers identified threat detection and response as one of their top cybersecurity priorities for 2026.
44% of U.S.-based cybersecurity decision-makers ranked protecting sensitive data among their top two cybersecurity priorities for 2026.
53% of U.S.-based cybersecurity decision-makers manage and monitor cybersecurity infrastructure using a combination of managed and in-house services.
25% of U.S.-based cybersecurity decision-makers ranked AI enablement among their top cybersecurity priorities for 2026.
64% of organizations prioritize Managed Detection and Response (MDR) as a top area of time and financial investment.
60% of organizations prioritize security architecture as a top area of time and financial investment.
The United States accounted for 54% of all IoT attack activity.
59% of CISOs cite agentic AI as their leading near-term threat.
28% of campus leaders say physical and digital security still operate in silos on their campus.
71% of higher education institutions demonstrate confidence, saying their school is prepared for a major cyber incident.
44% of CISOs rank board or executive expectations as their number-one stressor.
Boards most often ask CISOs for the following metrics: risk-reduction trendlines (51%), quantified business impact (47%), and incident-response performance metrics (40%).
58% of CISOs say incidents occurred even though their security tools were in place.