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28% of security leaders describe themselves as very prepared for AI-driven attacks.

63% of security leaders believe attackers currently have the advantage because of AI.

35% of organizations describe their vulnerability management approach as mostly or primarily machine-led.

52% of security leaders identify lack of trust in automated decisions as the biggest barrier to broader automation adoption.

55% of organizations use automation for asset discovery and inventory.

49% of organizations use automation for vulnerability prioritization.

89% of security leaders say their organization is prepared for AI-driven attacks.

65% of organizations report their vulnerability management processes are at least half manual.

77% of security leaders say vulnerability management contributes at least moderately to burnout.

60% of organizations require more than one week to remediate critical vulnerabilities.

43% of security leaders identify governance and compliance concerns as a barrier to broader automation adoption.

38% of security leaders identify skills and talent gaps as a barrier to broader automation adoption.

At least 60% of organizations report that remediation validation and automated actions still require human intervention.

48% of organizations say at least one-quarter of known vulnerabilities go unremediated for more than 30 days.

32% of organizations permit automated remediation actions.