Financial services
We've curated 113 cybersecurity statistics about Financial services to help you understand how evolving threats like phishing, data breaches, and advanced fraud techniques are reshaping the industry in 2025.
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Looking ahead through 2025, just one-third (33%) of financial services professionals say that they are "very prepared" to address geopolitical risks over the next 12 months.
26% of financial services professionals identified geopolitical risk as a challenge to supply chain assessment.
AI is primarily being used to identify suspicious behavior (63%) across financial and professional services organizations.
44% of financial and professional services organisations use AI for identifying risk signals.
54% of financial and professional services organisations use AI for network analysis.
Over 71% of executives across financial and professional services anticipate a rise in financial crime risks in 2025. This is also stated as almost three quarters of senior global financial services professionals.
Nearly half of financial and professional services organizations (49%) expect to invest in AI solutions as part of their efforts to tackle financial crime.
68% of executives across financial and professional services who expect an increase in financial crime risk cite cybersecurity threats and data breaches as the top risk factor.
Over a quarter (27%) of financial and professional services organizations have AI and machine learning as an established part of their financial crime compliance programs, exceeding 2023 levels (24%).
Globally, just under two in five (39%) senior financial professionals say that they are "very confident" in their organisation's sanctions screening capabilities, with the U.K. (34%) trailing the global average.
Among financial services professionals who were less than "very confident" in their program's ability to assess their supply chains for threats, more than half (56%) of global respondents identified cybercrime as the biggest challenge to their programs in 2025.
Only 20% of financial services professionals believe AI has had a "very positive" effect on their financial crime compliance framework – down from 37% in 2023.
AI is primarily being used to identify suspicious behavior (63%) across financial and professional services organizations.