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96% of cybersecurity decision-makers globally cite disconnected or poorly integrated security tools as creating exploitable gaps.

72% of organizations do not detect credential misuse in real time, often taking hours or sometimes days or weeks to identify unauthorized privileged access.

51% of U.S. cybersecurity decision-makers identify AI-related Non-Human Identity management and security as a top identity governance gap.

76% of cybersecurity professionals say non-human identities are not consistently governed under privileged access policies.

Only 28% of organizations report full visibility into non-human identities across cloud, on-premises and SaaS environments.

26% of organizations report using automated detection and response to monitor non-human identity activity.

32.7% of security leaders pointed to not using a PAM (Privileged Access Management) solution as a common misstep in privileged access management

27.3% of respondents cited integration issues with legacy systems as a top obstacle to zero trust implementation.

Just 27.3% of organisations surveyed had effectively implemented zero trust.

More than half (53%) of organisations that have implemented Privileged Access Management (PAM) reported improved protection of sensitive data.

94% of organisations now operate in hybrid or cloud-first environments.

In the U.S., the number of IT and security leaders with a PAM solution reporting a reduction in security incidents tied to privilege misuse was 53%.

67% of U.S. cybersecurity decision-makers are concerned about employees inadvertently exposing sensitive information to AI systems.

43% of cybersecurity decision-makers globally identify AI-related Non-Human Identity management and security as a top identity governance gap.

More than a third of organizations in the US report attempted cyber attacks occurring daily or even more frequently.

42% of organizations globally identify a lack of visibility into the AI tools employees use as a significant identity governance gap.

56% of cybersecurity decision-makers are concerned about employees inadvertently exposing sensitive information to AI systems.

89% of senior IT leaders report that managing the growing identity footprint is challenging.

73% of U.S. cybersecurity decision-makers cite disconnected or poorly integrated tools as creating exploitable gaps, compared with 63% globally.

47% of U.S. cybersecurity decision-makers report concern about lack of visibility into employee AI tool usage, compared with 42% globally.

More than 40% of cybersecurity professionals report experiencing a security incident involving non-human identities or credentials in the past year.

32% of cybersecurity professionals are unsure whether their organization experienced a security incident involving non-human identities or credentials in the past year.

46% of cybersecurity professionals report that AI-powered tools have access to critical systems and data.

53% of cybersecurity professionals identify lack of visibility into AI, automation and machine access as their top risk.

30% of respondents cited complexity of deployment as a top obstacle to zero trust implementation.

40% of security leaders pointed to not enforcing multi-factor authentication as a common misstep in privileged access management.

33.6% of security leaders pointed to failing to remove unnecessary privileges as a common misstep in privileged access management.

20% of respondents cited lack of leadership support as a top obstacle to zero trust implementation.

Only 16.4% of respondents felt fully confident in their ability to defend against AI-powered identity attacks.

PAM implementation complexity was cited as a top challenge by 44% of IT and security leaders globally.

Among non-PAM users, 8% still store credentials in spreadsheets.

13% of organisations audit privileged access only once a year or less

Globally, 49% of IT and security leaders with a PAM solution reported a reduction in security incidents tied to privilege misuse.