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49% of organizations say dispersed, hard-to-normalize data is a key obstacle to deploying AI in the SOC.

44% of organizations say AI in the SOC is highly effective in reducing threats.

59% of organizations worry about derivative data use by vendors.

36% of organizations with a SOC believe they have a strong ability to detect whether AI tools are introducing new, less visible forms of data leakage.

57% of organizations say AI frees analyst bandwidth for higher-priority work.

Organizations receive an average of 4,330 security alerts daily, but only 37% are detected and investigated.

48% of enterprises' cyberattacks involve phishing or social engineering.

50% of organizations cite workflow integration as the biggest barrier to deploying AI in the SOC.

Organizations experienced an average of 16 cyberattacks in the past 12 months.

67% of organizations say AI helps resolve alerts faster.

61% of organizations are highly concerned vendors may use their security data to enrich AI services.

57% of organizations with a SOC are already using AI within security operations to reduce case complexity, automate documentation, and improve collaboration.

52% of organizations say human analysts are highly effective as the final line of defense in AI-powered SOC environments.

62% of organizations have adopted AI in some capacity.

50% of enterprises' cyberattacks involved malicious insiders.