34% of AI-first organizations say AI use led to a security oversight or blind spot that contributed to their last security incident, compared to 20% for non-AI-first organizations.

7% of organizations don't know how often AI is making autonomous infrastructure changes at all.

73% of SCA users lack visibility into whether flagged vulnerabilities are exploitable in production.

Only 58–60% of security teams report full or near-full visibility across endpoints, on-premises networks, cloud environments, and identities.

60% of senior IT and business decision-makers worldwide reported reduced visibility of where their data resides due to the growth of multi-cloud and SaaS environments.

Only 21% of enterprises report full visibility into agent actions, MCPs tool invocations, or data access.

81% of organizations lack full visibility into how and where AI is being used across the software development lifecycle.

44% of organizations lack sufficient visibility and controls over GenAI tools.

80% of security leaders reported that without AI, defenders are overwhelmed by noise while adversaries can easily bypass defenses in 2025.

28.5% of Managed Service Providers (MSPs) identified limited visibility into identity threats, risky users, and privileged access as a top pain point when managing Microsoft 365.

43.90% of telecom organizations reported limited visibility into their entire environment.

52.63% of travel and leisure organizations reported limited visibility into their entire environment.

42.22% of finance organizations reported limited visibility into their entire environment.

89% of compromised organizations believed they had "appropriate visibility" into their SaaS environment.

44% of industrial organizations claim to have strong real-time cyber visibility.

57% of transportation and logistics organizations prioritize enhancing network performance and security visibility.

More than a third (34%) of healthcare leaders don’t know what data is at risk across their network.

26% of enterprise PCs are unaccounted for.

Six in 10 respondents point to increased visibility across attack surfaces due to automation efforts.

More than half (55%) of respondents lack confidence in their current cloud security tools’ ability to detect breaches, citing limited visibility as the core issue.