67% of banks are implementing AI.

82% of credit unions are implementing AI.

16% of banks have an enterprise-wide AI roadmap.

82% of hackers now use AI in their workflows, up from 64% in 2023.

Approximately 45% of advanced email attacks showed indicators of AI assistance, projected to rise to 75–95% within the next 18 months

9 in 10 organizations are piloting or using AI in identity and access management (IAM), yet only 7% have organization-wide deployment.

Only 1% of users click through to source websites that have an AI summary, indicating diminished referral traffic for Media and Entertainment publishers.

66% of IT leaders view AI-generated attacks as the most significant threat to data security, surpassing ransomware at 50%.

25% of U.S.-based cybersecurity decision-makers ranked AI enablement among their top cybersecurity priorities for 2026.

50% of UK consumers lack understanding of how AI technologies could improve their financial experience, with only 16% reporting full understanding in 2025.

22% of IT leaders identified AI maturity and regulation as the second-largest disruptor in 2026.

73% of cybersecurity professionals believe AI will create more specialized cybersecurity skills.

72% of governance leaders in Asia want more strategic planning time to optimise governance processes.

51% of Americans see AI as a threat to the safety of using mobile apps.

68% of governance leaders in Asia identify digital technology skills as a critical board development need.

61% of governance leaders in Asia identify a lack of governance processes to guide AI decision-making as a top risk.

53% of governance leaders in Asia seek increased exposure to external experts to optimise governance processes.

57% of organisations in Asia have already incorporated AI into one or more areas of their operations.

28% of organisations in Asia have recruited directors with AI expertise.

33% of governance leaders in Asia are creating AI committees or working groups.