Governance
We've curated 26 cybersecurity statistics about Governance to help you understand how regulatory frameworks, compliance practices, and risk management strategies are evolving in 2025 to keep organizations secure amidst growing cyber threats.
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50% of cybersecurity professionals in North America and Europe at companies with at least 1,000 employees have implemented governance frameworks to address AI-based vulnerabilities (2026).
49% of organizations identify governance gaps as a top investment priority for 2026.
58% of boards report having no formal oversight role in executive security.
Only 21% of enterprises report full visibility into agent actions, MCPs tool invocations, or data access.
61% of governance leaders in Asia identify a lack of governance processes to guide AI decision-making as a top risk.
57% of organisations in Asia have already incorporated AI into one or more areas of their operations.
72% of governance leaders in Asia want more strategic planning time to optimise governance processes.
68% of governance leaders in Asia identify digital technology skills as a critical board development need.
37% of governance leaders in Asia now require CTO/CIO presence in board meetings for AI discussions.
86% of governance leaders in Asia see task efficiency and productivity as the greatest benefits to agentic AI.
70% of governance leaders in Asia cite digital transformation, including AI risks and opportunities, as the most pressing board agenda topic for 2026.
28% of organisations in Asia have recruited directors with AI expertise.
48% of governance leaders in Asia are prioritising AI adoption as a top strategic priority for 2026, compared to 45% prioritising growth opportunities.
31% of governance leaders in Asia have mandated director training on AI.
33% of governance leaders in Asia are creating AI committees or working groups.
53% of governance leaders in Asia seek increased exposure to external experts to optimise governance processes.
64% of governance leaders in Asia cite data quality and privacy concerns as top risks associated with agentic AI.
26% of organizations are adopting governance frameworks to establish rules for AI use in development.
6.0% of organizations expect Governance and compliance in AI security to require the most new investment over the next 12 months.
Organizations without governance tracking show 5 percentage points higher rates of low-encryption outcomes (20% vs. 15%).