Almost all (97%) of major U.S. banks experienced third-party breaches in 2024.

70% of Indonesians stated they would view their bank more positively if it intervened in real time to prevent a suspected scam payment

94% of bank CEOs, senior executives and directors reported that their bank or its customers have been directly affected by check fraud over the past 18 months.

Following the latest stress test, 53% of bank CEOs, senior executives and directors say they adjusted their liquidity plan or policy.

Only 19% of bank CEOs, senior executives and directors reduced CRE concentrations in the past year.

More than half of bank CEOs, senior executives and directors focus on staff education and training to combat fraud.

70% of bank CEOs, senior executives and directors say their cybersecurity insurance premiums have increased in the last 18 months.

The percentage of bank leaders who cite liquidity management among their top strategic challenges this year fell to 17%, from 32% a year ago.

More than half of bank CEOs, senior executives and directors say they maintain communication with customers about potential threats.

A majority of bank CEOs, senior executives and directors report conducting a tabletop cybersecurity incident response plan over the past year.

Nearly three-quarters of bank CEOs, senior executives and directors say their bank conducts an annual stress test.

69% of bank CEOs, senior executives and directors said fraud was a top risk for their institution.

31% of bank CEOs, senior executives and directors say their bank saw heightened regulatory attention on Bank Secrecy Act and anti-money laundering compliance in their latest exam, up from 20% last year.

More than three-quarters of bank CEOs, senior executives and directors named cybersecurity as a top risk for their institution.