31% of security professionals identify integration gaps between tools as an obstacle to scaling AI and automation.

56% of CISOs say their security tools don’t integrate fully.

The average MSP now runs five security tools.

20% of MSPs are juggling seven to ten security tools.

12% of MSPs are managing more than ten security tools.

89% of MSPs struggle with tool integration.

One in four security alerts that MSPs receive prove meaningless.

MSPs using 7+ tools report nearly double the fatigue levels.

High false positive rates triple the chance of missing genuine incidents for MSPs.

56% of MSPs experience alert fatigue daily or weekly.

Among MSPs managing 1,000+ clients, 100% report daily alert fatigue.

75% of MSPs experience alert fatigue at least monthly.

Only 20% of MSPs have consolidated their security solutions.

89% of MSPs must switch between separate dashboards and waste time on manual workflows.

Some MSPs report that 70% of their alerts are false alarms.

20% of MSPs who consolidate security tools report better outcomes across all metrics.

Only 11% of MSPs report seamless integration of their security tools.

When asked about the top challenges when acting on threat intelligence, 39% of CISOs said integration issues.

44.2% of CISOs consider security and compliance a business enabler.

76.1% of CISOs said integrations are most important when selecting tools/vendors to provide governance and continuous controls monitoring.