North America
We've curated 46 cybersecurity statistics about North America to help you understand how regional threats like phishing and ransomware are impacting businesses and individuals in 2025.
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North America accounted for 63.1% of all network-layer DDoS attacks globally, followed by the Middle East (16.1%) and Europe (13.7%).
North America accounted for 40.7% of malicious bot transactions, followed by APAC (25%), EMEA (19.1%) and Central and Latin America (15.2%).
Fraud rates dropped in Europe by 14.6% and in North America by 5.5%, while increasing by 9.3% in Africa, 16.4% in APAC, and 19.8% in the Middle East.
There was a 36% year-on-year increase in the number of firms capturing WhatsApp communications, with 89% of those firms based in North America.
The number of firms capturing ChatGPT data increased by almost 3,000% from 2024 to 2025, with all of these firms located in North America.
In North America and Europe, over 60% of websites lack any bot protection.
63% of organizations actively pursuing CMMC 2.0 certification are in North America.
North America accounts for nearly 90% of observed AI crawler traffic, receiving a heavy skew compared to other regions like Europe, Asia, and Latin America.
The average MSP now runs five security tools.
12% of MSPs are managing more than ten security tools.
High false positive rates triple the chance of missing genuine incidents for MSPs.
20% of MSPs are juggling seven to ten security tools.
MSPs using 7+ tools report nearly double the fatigue levels.
89% of MSPs struggle with tool integration.
One in four security alerts that MSPs receive prove meaningless.
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.