65% of CISOs agreed that their organization prioritizes Cyber Resilience over traditional prevention, detection, and response.

More than a third of financial services firms said it would take a week or longer to detect and contain a breach.

6% of financial services firms admitted it could stretch into a month or longer to detect and contain a breach.

81% of Pacesetters (most AI-ready group) report full capability to detect and prevent unauthorized tampering, compared to 29% of all companies.

Only 31% of security leaders use AI-powered SOC tools across core detection and response workflows.

64% of security leaders still rely heavily on manual detection, triage, and investigation processes.

In 2025, healthcare breaches took an average of 224 days to detect and another 84 days to contain—making it over 10 months total.

Organisations that detected a breach internally observed a $900,000 savings on breach costs compared to those disclosed by an attacker.

85% of organisations are "extremely" or "very" confident in their ability to detect breaches within 24 hours.

Almost 25% of healthcare leaders acknowledge it could take up to a month to detect and contain a data breach.

30% of financial organisations view incident detection capabilities as a high challenge.

85% of IT decision-makers confirm that offensive techniques regularly bypass their security tools.