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Cybersecurity reports and statistics published by The Linux Foundation
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Recent Statistics & Reports
48% of organizations report security concerns as the top barrier to AI adoption, up from 17% in 2024.
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AI SecurityAI Adoption
97% of organizations commit to implementing AI.
5/27/2026•
AI Adoption
57% of organizations report a significant capacity gap in AI security and risk management.
5/27/2026•
AI SecurityRisk Management
Capability gaps exist across the AI stack: 57% report gaps in AI security and risk management, 57% in AI operations and monitoring, 54% in cost optimization, and 45% in AI infrastructure expertise.
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AI OperationsAI Infrastructure
57% of organizations are upskilling existing staff as the primary response to talent gaps, compared with 49% hiring new technical staff.
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UpskillingTalent StrategyStaff
Upskilling outperforms hiring: it provides a 7.9x advantage in business context, a 7.7x advantage in staff retention, a 7.3x advantage in team cohesion, a 5x advantage in total cost, and a 3.5x advantage in quality of work.
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Workforce DevelopmentUpskillingHiring
The up-front cost of replacing technical professionals is typically 80% of their salary.
5/27/2026•
Hiring CostsHuman Resources
40% of organizations report being understaffed in cybersecurity and compliance.
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Cybersecurity StaffWorkforce ShortageCompliance Staff
43% of organizations say security concerns prevent them from getting value from AI, while 36% cite cost management challenges, 34% cite a general skills gap, and 30% cite legacy systems limitations.
5/27/2026•
AI Adoption