AI Policy
We've curated 35 cybersecurity statistics about AI policy to help you understand how regulations, ethical practices, and governance frameworks are evolving in response to the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence in 2025.
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Only 25% of organizations offer approved alternatives to unauthorized AI use.
85% of IT professionals report having AI policies or oversight mechanisms in place.
83% of organizations indicate that AI identity governance is a priority in the coming months.
89% of UK IT decision makers agree that public policy and regulation should mandate open source principles such as transparency and auditability to help organisations achieve AI sovereignty.
The regional average agreement across EMEA that public policy should mandate open source principles is 77%, with France at 70% and Germany at 72%.
18% of digital trust professionals indicate that disclosure is required and enforced when AI has been used to create or substantially assist with work products.
Only 41% of organizations have AI-specific data privacy policies in place.
20% of digital trust professionals say disclosure of AI use is required but not consistently enforced.
Among employees who used non-approved AI tools at work, 40% cite pressure to get work done and 42% say non-approved tools produce better results.
48.4% of employees have used non-approved AI tools at work, either intentionally or without knowing what their company had sanctioned.
Nearly 20% of employees do not know what their company's AI policy is.
46% of employees work at companies with a defined AI policy.
40% of employees can only use company licensed and approved AI for specific tasks in 2025
6% of IT and security professionals believe their company lacks an AI policy in 2025
21% of employees reported writing a report or presentation using company data when using AI at work.
11% of other employees reported not knowing their company AI policy in 2025
34% of total respondents stated that they are encouraged to experiment with generative AI for any task.
22% of total respondents indicated that they aren't supposed to use generative AI at work in any capacity.
30% of employees are encouraged to experiment with generative AI for any task in 2025
6% of total respondents reported that their company doesn't have a generative AI policy.