Cybersecurity
We've curated 76 cybersecurity statistics about Cybersecurity to help you understand how emerging threats, protective technologies, and best practices are evolving in 2025. Stay informed to better defend against potential attacks!
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43% of large organisations reported losing data as a result of a cyber attack.
70% of healthcare leaders are confident in their vendors' cybersecurity posture.
65% of organisations think a serious cyber attack could threaten their survival.
Cyber is the leading cause of both IT downtime and data loss for the fourth consecutive year.
39% of healthcare practices manage cybersecurity entirely in-house.
AI-driven attacks have more than doubled in frequency in the last 12 months, affecting 25% of organisations and are seen as the biggest resilience challenge over the next five years.
30% of organisations cite cyber incidents as their biggest cause of IT downtime over the last 12 months, ahead of hardware failure at 19%.
There are 2,603 firms currently active in the UK providing cyber security products and services, an increase of 438 firms (20%) from 2,165 firms.
Of the 48,000+ CVEs published in 2025, only 58 represented a genuine, discoverable, and exploitable threat to enterprise supply chains.
Attackers exploited vulnerabilities an average of seven days before public disclosure in 2025.
In 2025, dedicated cyber security firms raised £184 million across 47 deals.
GVA per employee in the UK cyber security sector increases from £116,200 to £131,200, a 13% rise.
Approximately 69,600 full-time equivalent employees work in cyber security roles across the identified UK cyber security firms, an increase of about 2,300 jobs (3%) in the last 12 months.
More than 48,000 CVEs were published in 2025, an 18% increase year-over-year.
Total gross value added (GVA) for the UK cyber security sector reaches approximately £9.1 billion, an increase of 17% since the previous year.
Total annual revenue in the UK cyber security sector reaches £14.7 billion, a nominal increase of about 11% since the previous year.
Roughly one-fifth of CISOs indicate their states are moving toward a "whole-of-state" approach to cybersecurity.
53.9% of consumers believe AI could increase the risk of online fraud
53% of respondents say they use gen AI in cybersecurity.
72% of organizations report frequent misalignment between cybersecurity efforts and broader business priorities.