Logicalis
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40% of CIOs use explainability mechanisms for AI.
48% of CIOs maintain AI audit trails and logging.
94% of CIOs report a cybersecurity skills shortage.
One in four CIOs surveyed are concerned about the rise of deepfakes over the next year.
Only 58% of CIOs are confident in their ability to pinpoint potential security gaps.
45% of CIOs say they require significant improvements in their security coverage
95% of organisations are investing in tech to create new revenue streams.
Nearly all CIOs regularly report to the board on ROI.
94% of CIOs are actively seeking opportunities to incorporate AI into their business, compared to 89% last year.
62% of CIOs say employees jeopardise data security through AI use.
68% of organisations have raised budgets for post-breach remediation and ransom payments.
37% say early proof-of-concept success has made them bolder in AI initiatives.
94% of organizations report an increase in appetite for AI adoption over the past year.
Only 37% of CIOs say they have full visibility of AI tools in use across their organisation.
77% of organisations experienced a cybersecurity incident in the past year.
34% say AI has created new security blind spots.
44% of CIOs are turning to managed services to fill critical security gaps.
Over a quarter of CIOs report AI as a significant source of risk, placing it on par with malware, ransomware and phishing.
33% of CIOs identify malware and ransomware as dominant threats.
28% of CIOs identify AI itself as a threat.
89% of organizations describe their approach to AI as "learning as we go."
65% of CIOs are not strongly confident in their ability to scale AI beyond pilots and proofs-of-concepts.
Two-thirds of CIOs say employee training on AI risk management is insufficient.
41% of CIOs say incident response times have worsened.
62% are not strongly confident that AI investments have delivered measurable business value so far.
76% of CIOs acknowledge the growth threat of credential leaks.
Half of tech leaders say they lack access to security solutions that fully fit their business needs.
Over half of CIOs say their security patch systems have become too complex to manage effectively.
78% of CIOs note that the frequency of cybersecurity breaches has either remained consistent or increased.
41% of CIOs don't believe their current security investments fully meet their organization's needs.
Half of CIOs report their organizations have over invested in security solutions they don't need.
Almost all (96%) of CIOs say at least some improvements are needed in their organization's security coverage.
Nearly all CIOs are bracing for significant cybersecurity breaches in the year ahead.
Half of CIOs acknowledge they are not getting good value from security investments because they do not utilize all available features of their security tools.
43% of CIOs surveyed endured multiple breaches in the last 12 months.
Over half of CIOs believe they have overinvested in security patch systems.
88% of CIOs surveyed experienced cybersecurity incidents in the last 12 months.
AI-driven attacks now occur as frequently as phishing, placing AI firmly among the top three cybersecurity threats.
Top concerns for CIOs regarding cybersecurity risk include: Malware and ransomware (42%), data breaches (37%), AI-driven attacks (34%), and phishing (33%).
Despite unprecedented spending on security solutions, 88% of organisations experienced cybersecurity incidents in the last 12 months. 43% endured multiple breaches.
86% of CIOs report growing pressure within their organisation to ensure ROI from AI.
85% of CIOs report growing pressure for technology to demonstrate tangible business impact.
64% of organisations acknowledge that tech investments have yet to deliver returns.
Artificial intelligence (AI - 95%), machine learning capabilities (93%), and Internet of Things (IoT - 89%) initiatives are among the most widely adopted emerging technologies over the past 12 months.
64% of CIOs acknowledge that their next-generation technology investments have yet to deliver anticipated returns.
91% believe there is room for improvement in the return on their IT spending.
93% of tech leaders continue to juggle limited time and resources to ensure better business outcomes.
94% report their organisation is exploring how next-generation technology can support their commercial growth.