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We've curated 59 cybersecurity statistics about Talent to help you understand how the demand for skilled professionals and innovative practices is evolving in 2025, shaping a stronger defense against emerging threats in the digital landscape.
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44% of cybersecurity professionals report no impact on hiring from current or expected adoption of AI security tools.
More than half (52%) of cybersecurity professionals say AI will significantly or somewhat reduce the need for entry-level staff.
28% of cybersecurity professionals see AI creating new opportunities for entry-level talent.
16% of hotel IT and security leaders struggle to fill cybersecurity job vacancies.
26% of hotel IT and security leaders report limited in-house cybersecurity expertise.
28% of respondents cited internal skills shortages as a challenge with current security solutions.
In Singapore, 59% of respondents stated the cybersecurity skills gap within their organization has worsened over the past 12 months.
Singapore reported the highest concern with lack of in-house expertise with tools, at 39%.
50% of professionals in the U.S. and Singapore plan to seek new jobs in the next year.
In Germany, 51% of respondents stated the cybersecurity skills gap within their organization has worsened over the past 12 months.
49% of respondents state the cybersecurity skills gap within their organization has worsened over the past 12 months.
Lack of people/capacity was most frequently cited factor for falling for a ransomware attack by those with 251-500 employees.
In the U.S., 63.5% (14% points above the average) of respondents stated the cybersecurity skills gap within their organization has worsened over the past 12 months.
51% of transportation and logistics organizations aim to reduce the workload on IT teams.
60% of transportation and logistics organizations reported understaffed IT teams as a daily challenge.
In the event of a cyberattack, 1 in 5 healthcare organizations believe recovery would be delayed because they lack experienced in-house staff or access to a 24x7 security operations team.
Nearly two-thirds of healthcare organizations surveyed maintain an in-house IT or cybersecurity team.
Establishing separate cloud security teams is a practice adopted by 63% of companies.
23% of healthcare organizations say their in-house IT or cybersecurity teams are understaffed.
43% of respondents face unrealistic expectations by leadership.