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Nearly all security leaders see the potential to connect AI and automation tools across security, IT (98%), and DevOps (97%) functions.

PublisherTines
ReportVoice of Security 2025: Security Leaders' Perspectives on AI Adoption, Team Performance, and Job Satisfaction
Published11 March 2025

Published by Tines in Voice of Security 2025: Security Leaders' Perspectives on AI Adoption, Team Performance, and Job Satisfaction, 11 March 2025. The figure is taken from the report as published; the full methodology is in the source.

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