65% of organizations report customer churn or app uninstalls as a direct result of security issues.

72% of organizations experience at least one mobile app security incident in the past year.

96% of organizations using multi-layered protection report fewer mobile app security incidents.

81% of developers say AI-generated code has introduced new vulnerabilities.

79% of mobile app developers and security leaders cite time-to-market pressure as the top barrier to stronger mobile app protection.

63% of organizations reported major operational disruptions due to downtime after a breach.

89% of organizations have a specific mobile security budget.

Only 17% of organizations have implemented specific security controls against AI-assisted attacks.

85% of organizations reported an increase in mobile device attacks in 2025.

39% of organizations that ran smishing simulations reported that up to half their employees clicked on a malicious link.

93% of organizations reported that their employees use generative AI tools on mobile devices.

75% of organizations increased their mobile security spending in the past year.

34% of organizations expressed concern that AI-powered attacks could significantly increase their risk exposure.

80% of organizations experienced phishing or smishing attempts targeting their staff.

50% of larger enterprises provide comprehensive AI risk training compared to 39% of small and medium-sized businesses.

64% of organizations identified data compromise through generative AI as their top mobile risk.

63% of organizations that experienced a cyber incident reported significant consequences due to downtime, an increase from 47% in 2024.

57% of small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) feel at a disadvantage compared to larger enterprises due to limited resources.

Integrity attacks (where app code is modified or repackaged) affected 52% of Android apps

90% of Android apps were affected by attacks.