98% of enterprises feel confident in their ability to distinguish between human and AI agents.

71% of enterprises state it is critical to urgently develop the capability to distinguish between human and AI agents.

16% of organizations identify enabling AI agents or other autonomous systems as a main driver behind the use of APIs.

Nearly half (48%) of organisations currently use between 6 and 20 types of AI agents.

Almost a fifth (18%) of organisations host between 501–1000 AI agents.

Only 32% of organisations conduct daily API risk assessments.

37% of organisations have a dedicated API security solution.

64% of US consumers have interacted with AI chatbots more frequently in the past year.

37% of US consumers trust interactions over the phone.

Over half (53%) of organisations using agentic AI say they are already deploying it, or plan to, for customer-facing roles.

54% of US consumers trust interactions in person.

19% of organisations deploy between 21 and 50 types of AI agents.

62% of US consumers believe AI agents are easier to trick than humans

80% of US consumers who interacted more frequently with AI chatbots in the past year have shared personal information during these interactions.

44% of consumers say they've felt pressured to share information with AI chatbots just to complete a task.

Just 37% of organisations have a data privacy team overseeing AI initiatives.

Only 22% of US consumers are comfortable sharing data with AI agents.

37% of organisations report that 1–100 AI agents are currently active within their systems.

7% of organisations assess API risk monthly or less.

One-third (33%) of entry-level workers say they don't know what an AI agent is.