64% of security leaders still rely heavily on manual detection, triage, and investigation processes.
Gurucul2025 Pulse of the AI SOC Report·Aug 21, 2025
ManualDetectionTriageInvestigation
88% of security leaders say alert volume increased in the past year.
Gurucul2025 Pulse of the AI SOC Report·Aug 21, 2025
Alerts
Nearly half of security leaders reported alert volume spikes over 25%.
Gurucul2025 Pulse of the AI SOC Report·Aug 21, 2025
Alerts
87% of security leaders are deploying, piloting, or evaluating AI-powered SOC tools.
Gurucul2025 Pulse of the AI SOC Report·Aug 21, 2025
AISOC
60% of AI adopters have cut investigation times by at least 25%.
Gurucul2025 Pulse of the AI SOC Report·Aug 21, 2025
AIInvestigation
73% of security leaders report analyst burnout and staffing shortages.
Gurucul2025 Pulse of the AI SOC Report·Aug 21, 2025
BurnoutStaff shortages
72% of CISOs are prioritising faster investigations.
Gurucul2025 Pulse of the AI SOC Report·Aug 21, 2025
Investigation
Alert fatigue is now a top challenge for 76% of SOCs.
Gurucul2025 Pulse of the AI SOC Report·Aug 21, 2025
Alert fatigue
73% of security leaders identify identity-based attacks as a top threat.
Gurucul2025 Pulse of the AI SOC Report·Aug 21, 2025
Identity-based attacks
Only 31% of security leaders use AI-powered SOC tools across core detection and response workflows.
Gurucul2025 Pulse of the AI SOC Report·Aug 21, 2025
AISOCDetectionResponse
78% of security leaders identify social engineering and phishing as their top threat.
Gurucul2025 Pulse of the AI SOC Report·Aug 21, 2025
Social engineeringPhishing
61% of CISOs are investing in automation.
Gurucul2025 Pulse of the AI SOC Report·Aug 21, 2025
Automation
67% of security leaders lack visibility into access behaviour and lateral movement.
Gurucul2025 Pulse of the AI SOC Report·Aug 21, 2025
Access behaviorLateral movement
65% of CISOs aim to reduce alert noise.
Gurucul2025 Pulse of the AI SOC Report·Aug 21, 2025
Alerts