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Approximately 56% of respondents reported that at least half of their security vendors tout their AI capabilities
3/1/2025•
AIAI MarketingSecurity Vendors
Security and privacy risks were a reason for turning off AI functionality, cited by 55%
3/1/2025•
AIAI GovernanceSecurity Risks
Basic vulnerability scanning was a current application of AI in 47% of security tech stacks
3/1/2025•
AIAI ApplicationVulnerability Scanning
A lack of transparency and explainability was the top reason for turning off AI functionality, cited by 58%
3/1/2025•
AIAI GovernanceTransparency Issues
46% of security teams primarily depend on AI that is embedded in their security tools and delivered by their vendors versus building their own
3/1/2025•
AIVendor-led AISecurity Tools
The top five vulnerability management problems they’re actively trying to solve with AI today were: false positives (49%), overload of data (39%), reliance on manual processes (33%), disparate results from scanning tools (31%), and false negatives (31%)
3/1/2025•
AIAI for Vulnerability ManagementFalse Positives
Around 45% say that AI is moderately beneficial and they’re starting to note the benefits
3/1/2025•
AIAI BenefitsModerate Impact
Incident response was the second security function where AI will provide the most value in the next 3 years, cited by 59% of respondents
3/1/2025•
AIAI ValueIncident Response
77% of respondents reported that one or more of those vendors had overhyped their AI performance or are underdelivering on their promises
3/1/2025•
AIAI HypeVendor Performance
21% say they apply AI to security through a mix of vendor-led and internal AI.
3/1/2025•
AIHybrid AI DeploymentVendor-led AI
Sophisticated threat landscape was the most commonly cited security pain point, named by 60% of respondents
3/1/2025•
AISecurity Pain PointsThreat Landscape
A scant 6% reported that AI is detrimental to their security program
3/1/2025•
AIAI ImpactDetrimental
Difficulty in tuning, training, and supervising AI was an obstacle to the effective use of AI for 39% of respondents
3/1/2025•
AIAI ChallengesTuning
The No. 1 security issue respondents are most hopeful that AI will help fix is the prioritization of disparate results from scanning tools, for which 82% are hopeful for gains
3/1/2025•
AIAI for PrioritizationScanning Tools
Just 6% of respondents say that they fully outsource their AI training
3/1/2025•
AIAI TrainingOutsourcing
The top use case where security leaders say AI will offer most value is vulnerability and risk management, named by 74% of respondents
3/1/2025•
AIAI ValueVulnerability Management
56% cited data protection as a security function where AI will provide the most value in the next 3 years
3/1/2025•
AIAI ValueData Protection
Vendor reliability and maturity were a reason for turning off AI functionality, cited by 50%
3/1/2025•
AIAI GovernanceVendor Reliability
Third-party and supply chain risk was a big security pain point (42%)
3/1/2025•
AISecurity Pain PointsThird-Party Risk
Just 25% of teams use AI to power vulnerability prioritization
3/1/2025•
AIAI ApplicationVulnerability Prioritization
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