Security Tools
We've curated 81 cybersecurity statistics about Security tools to help you understand how essential technologies like firewalls, intrusion detection systems, and encryption are evolving to combat increasingly sophisticated cyber threats in 2025.
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22% of SMBs have deployed dark web monitoring.
47% of SMB tech stacks include network scanning.
33% of SMBs have outdated cyber technology.
29% of SMBs have deployed endpoint security.
44% of SMB tech stacks include firewalls.
50% of SMB tech stacks include antivirus software.
1 in 5 respondents reporting that 75% or more of their tool stack promotes AI capabilities
46% of security teams primarily depend on AI that is embedded in their security tools and delivered by their vendors versus building their own
41% of executives say security fragmentation has driven up procurement costs.
For platformised organisations, mean time to contain (MTTC) security incidents are shorter by an average of 84 days.
80% of platformisation adopters say they have full visibility into potential vulnerabilities and threats.
4 out of 5 non-platform organisations say their security operations cannot effectively deal with the sheer quantity of threats and attacks.
52% of executives say complexity is the biggest impediment to their cybersecurity operations.
75% of organisations that have embraced security platformisation agree that better integration across security, hybrid cloud, AI, and other technology platforms is crucial.
Organisations are juggling an average of 83 different security solutions from 29 vendors.
7 out of 10 surveyed companies with a high degree of security platformisation report their cybersecurity investments have helped business outcomes.
52% of surveyed executives note that the fragmentation of security solutions is limiting their ability to deal with cyber threats.
Surveyed executives estimate that security fragmentation and complexity costs their organisations an average of 5% of their annual revenue.
80% of executives agree they face pressure to reduce the cost of security.
Organisations can experience nearly 4 times better return on investment (ROI) from their cybersecurity investments by consolidating multiple tools into a unified platform.