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We've curated 29 cybersecurity statistics about Training to help you understand how workforce education, threat awareness, and best practices are evolving in 2025. These insights will empower organizations to strengthen their defenses against ever-changing cyber threats.
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52% of healthcare executives stated that training and upskilling personnel is an effective tool to combat cyber challenges.
32% of companies globally have formally trained or briefed the entire company on risks related to generative AI in 2025, up from 19% in 2024 and 17% in 2023.
50% of larger enterprises provide comprehensive AI risk training compared to 39% of small and medium-sized businesses.
24% of executives at financial services firms acknowledge that their teams not being trained on incident response processes is a significant weakness that could slow recovery.
Only 16% of healthcare organizations have trained most of their staff (75-100%) who have access to PHI on AI usage in email.
38% of companies are focusing more on employee cyber education.
54% of companies are considering training current employees for skill improvement.
The percentage of respondent enterprises that provided training to allow nonsecurity staff to move into security roles dropped considerably, from 41% last year to just 29% this year.
58% of companies have increased training due to concerns about Gen Z leaking company data.
18% of companies are considering increasing training and education on confidentiality due to Gen Z leaking company data.
Over half of Moldovan SMEs never offer any cybersecurity training for employees
Nearly a third of healthcare companies don’t regularly train their employees on how to respond to cyber threats.
91% of respondents believed their employee training initiatives were successful.
47% of financial services firms take a "learn as I go" approach to AI education.
The rest of the C-suite (77%) is more likely than CISOs (69%) to attribute success in decreased cybersecurity incidents to increased investments in employee cybersecurity training.
90% of healthcare organizations conduct regular employee training on email security best practices
47% of financial technology decision-makers surveyed said their company does not regularly train employees on fraud and cyberawareness, leaving these firms more vulnerable .
99.6% of developers have access to security training.
90% of developers rank the effectiveness of the training they receive as medium or high.
45% of IT leaders advocate for regular security training to instil robust password habits and awareness among employees