Enterprise
We've curated 391 cybersecurity statistics about Enterprise to help you understand how large organizations are strengthening their defenses against complex threats and adopting advanced technologies to secure their vast networks in 2025.
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50% of IT devices in enterprise networks use OpenSSH versions that support PQC
In enterprise networks, IT devices most commonly support PQC on TLS (8%), while specialized devices are again left behind (5.6% for IoT and IoMT, 0.8% for OT)
59% of enterprises manage three or more distinct credential and authentication systems.
50% of enterprises have unified reporting ownership for physical and digital identity.
58% of enterprises say managing digital identity has become more complex over the past two years.
48% of enterprises have consolidated budget control for physical and digital identity.
99% of enterprise decision-makers agree that data sovereignty is critical.
70% of enterprises say training is customized by job role rather than standardized one‑size‑fits‑all programs.
40% of enterprises identify risk assessment and management as a top training priority.
AI coding assistants have 97% adoption among enterprise development teams.
77% of enterprises use a mix of in‑house and third‑party providers for cybersecurity workforce development.
47% of security leaders at enterprises say AI is the most pressing skill their organization is addressing or planning to address through cybersecurity training.
98% of security leaders at enterprises say professional development is allowed during work hours.
73% of security leaders report their enterprise's cybersecurity training budget has increased over the past 12 months.
44% of enterprises identify security analysis as a top training priority.
86% of security leaders at enterprises say their training programs effectively address changing skills needs.
94% of security leaders at enterprises feel they are keeping up or are ahead of the curve in adapting training to emerging technologies and shifting security requirements.
44% of enterprises identify cloud computing security as a top training priority.
53% of cybersecurity leaders at enterprises cite time and scheduling constraints as the primary barrier to effective training.
40% of enterprises identify security administration as a top training priority.