17% of security professionals say manually stitching together data from multiple security tools wastes the most time in their security team.

73% of U.S. cybersecurity decision-makers cite disconnected or poorly integrated tools as creating exploitable gaps, compared with 63% globally.

70% of organizations use network security technologies (e.g., SASE, firewalls, VPNs, IDS, IPS).

65% of organizations use IAM systems.

96% of cybersecurity decision-makers globally cite disconnected or poorly integrated security tools as creating exploitable gaps.

60% of organizations use vulnerability management tools.

Organizations that use more than five disconnected security tools are twice as likely to miss critical threats compared to organizations with an integrated toolset.

36% of CISOs report insufficient AI-specific security tools as a top challenge.

11% of enterprise CISOs have security tools specifically designed to protect AI systems.

Many organizations run 50 or more security products.

93% of enterprise organizations use at least three security operations tools.

45% of enterprise organizations use six or more security operations tools.

13% of CISOs oversee 50 or more security tools.

47% of security and IT professionals learn of misdirected emails from recipients rather than from security tools.

58% of CISOs say incidents occurred even though their security tools were in place.

65% of CISOs manage 20 or more security tools.

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

57% of CISOs report that half or fewer of their security tools deliver measurable Return on Investment (ROI).

11% of respondents pointed to tooling/solutions gaps as the primary barrier to implementing a strong API security program.

78% of defense contractors lack patch management solutions.