Report by Everfox

CYBER360: Defending the Digital Battlespace

7 FINDINGSPublished Feb 10, 2026
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Key Findings

49% of security leaders in government, defense, and critical services cite ensuring data integrity and preventing tampering in transit as their single biggest challenge when transferring information across classified or coalition networks.

EverfoxCYBER360: Defending the Digital Battlespace·Feb 10, 2026
Data IntegrityCoalition NetworksGovernmentDefenseCritical Services

45% of security leaders in government, defense, and critical services cite managing identity and authentication across multiple domains as the biggest challenge to securing access to mission data.

EverfoxCYBER360: Defending the Digital Battlespace·Feb 10, 2026
Identity And AccessGovernmentDefenseCritical ServicesMission Data

84% of government IT security leaders agree that sharing sensitive data across networks heightens their cyber risk.

EverfoxCYBER360: Defending the Digital Battlespace·Feb 10, 2026
Sensitive DataGovernment Security

53% of government IT security leaders rely on manual data transfer processes.

EverfoxCYBER360: Defending the Digital Battlespace·Feb 10, 2026
Manual Data TransferGovernment Security

National security organizations faced an average of 137 attempted or successful cyberattacks per week in 2025, up from 127 cyberattacks per week in 2024.

EverfoxCYBER360: Defending the Digital Battlespace·Feb 10, 2026
National SecurityCyber Attack

78% of security leaders in government, defense, and critical services cite outdated infrastructure as a primary source of cyber vulnerability.

EverfoxCYBER360: Defending the Digital Battlespace·Feb 10, 2026
InfrastructureOperational RiskGovernmentDefenseCritical Services

Cyberattacks against agencies in the U.S. have surged 25% in the last year and occur more frequently on a weekly basis than in the UK.

EverfoxCYBER360: Defending the Digital Battlespace·Feb 10, 2026
National SecurityCyber AttackUSUK