Support for hybrid testing models increased by 22 percentage points to 47%.

June 28, 2026

Support for hybrid testing models increased by 22 percentage points to 47%. — This cybersecurity statistic was published by Cobalt in June 2026. It covers topics including Hybrid Testing, Offensive Security. The original data appears in AI and Pentesting Pulse Report 2026. For the full methodology and detailed findings, refer to the original report.

Source

View Original Report

Published on 6/25/2026

Share or Copy this stat

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this statistic say?

Support for hybrid testing models increased by 22 percentage points to 47%. This data was published by Cobalt and covers Hybrid Testing, Offensive Security.

Where does this data come from?

This statistic comes from AI and Pentesting Pulse Report 2026, published by Cobalt on June 28, 2026. You can view the original report at https://resource.cobalt.io/ai-pentesting-pulse-report-2026-tyd.

What cybersecurity topics does this cover?

This statistic relates to Hybrid Testing, Offensive Security. Browse more statistics on Hybrid Testing or from Cobalt.

CYBERSTATS

Support for hybrid testing models increased by 22 percentage points to 47%.

Source

Share or Copy this stat

Frequently Asked Questions

Want More Statistics Like This?

Related Statistics

9% of organizations rely entirely on AI automation for testing, down from 29%, while 47% prefer a hybrid testing model.

32% of AI-related pentest findings were classified as high risk, compared to 12% of all pentest findings overall.

38% of LLM vulnerabilities were fixed while 62% remain open.

79% are concerned about missing vulnerabilities introduced between scheduled tests

47% of organizations favor automation for low-risk environments, up 22 percentage points.

60% of security professionals state they require stronger LLM testing capabilities.

Browse by Topic

Stay Ahead of Cyber Threats