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85% of IT professionals report having AI policies or oversight mechanisms in place.
56% of organizations now deploy AI broadly across multiple IT workflows or at business‑critical scale.
43% of security professionals report high stress.
47% of companies use mean time to remediate as a cybersecurity metric.
92% of security professionals say automation reduces their team's mean time to respond.
72% of companies have automated basic IT operations such as security patch management
Office workers experience 2.7 security update disruptions per month.
51% of security teams with a documented framework for identifying risk tolerance state that it is not closely followed.
37% of executive leaders and cybersecurity professionals report an inability to uphold basic security practices due to tech debt.
83% of security teams claim to have a documented framework for identifying risk tolerance.
Nearly 72% of IT organizations have created dedicated AI roles or teams, and another 13% plan to do so.
45% of IT professionals plan to use AI to automate patch deployment within the next 24 months.
42% of IT professionals say accountability for AI decisions is clear.
24% of IT professionals say AI policies are followed very consistently in day‑to‑day work.
68% of IT professionals have personally seen AI generate hallucinations with potential operational impact.
Nearly a quarter of IT professionals cite data challenges as the biggest barrier to AI deployment.
Nearly a third of the most mature IT organizations are still operating without fully embedded governance.
Nearly nine in ten IT professionals at scaled organizations say AI frequently helps detect or resolve issues before employees are impacted, compared with four in ten at early experimentation organizations.
IT professionals at AI‑mature organizations save an average of 6 hours per week, double the 3 hours saved at organizations with the lowest levels of AI adoption.
54% of IT professionals at organizations where AI is business‑critical say AI makes their work faster and better, compared with 24% among early experimenters.
46% of IT professionals already use AI to automate patch deployment.
51% of companies use a cybersecurity exposure score or risk-based index.
43% of security teams use AI for threat intelligence correlation.
48% of security professionals say IT teams do not respond urgently to cybersecurity concerns.
Security professionals are 5.5 times more likely to believe defenders will use AI as effectively as, or more effectively than, threat actors over the next 24 months.
Security professionals are 2.4 times more likely to believe defenders use AI as effectively as, or more effectively than, threat actors.
42% of security teams use AI for vulnerability response and remediation.
77% of organizations have been targeted by deepfake attacks.
40% of security professionals believe IT lacks an understanding of their organization's risk tolerance.
44% of security teams use AI for incident response workflows.
60% of security professionals use business impact analysis to inform their risk prioritization.
There is a 21-point gap between the 48% who say synthetic digital content is a high/critical threat and the 27% who are very prepared.
30% of security professionals are confident that their CEOs could reliably identify a deepfake.
48% say synthetic digital content is a high or critical threat.
87% of security professionals say integrating agentic AI is a priority for their teams.
79% of security professionals say stress harms their physical or mental health.
77% of security professionals express some level of comfort with deploying agentic systems and allowing them to act without human review.
51% of organizations have faced sophisticated, personalized phishing emails powered by deepfake technology.
41% of companies use percentage of exposures remediated as a cybersecurity metric.
53% of security teams utilize AI for cloud security policy enforcement.
27% of organizations are very prepared for synthetic digital content threats.
62% of executive leaders and cybersecurity professionals claim that silos slow down security response times.
Among security and leadership professionals, 1 in 3 consider tech debt a serious concern.
More than 1 in 3 (38%) of security professionals predict that ransomware will become even more dangerous when powered by AI.
49% of security professionals believe their company leaders have a high level of understanding of exposure management.
Only 22% of organisations report increasing investments in exposure management in 2025.
53% of executive leaders and cybersecurity professionals note that silos lead to weakened security postures.
43% of executive leaders and cybersecurity professionals say their systems are more susceptible to security breaches due to accumulated tech debt.
Only 29% of security professionals report being very prepared for ransomware attacks.