Just over 13% of CISOs are looking to technology to help solve their problems and have started to adopt or have plans to adopt Compliance as Code (OSCAL or OCSF).

January 1, 2025

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Just over 13% of CISOs are looking to technology to help solve their problems and have started to adopt or have plans to adopt Compliance as Code (OSCAL or OCSF). — This cybersecurity statistic was published by RegScale in January 2025. It covers topics including Compliance, Compliance as Code, Technology, Adoption. The original data appears in The CISO Society 2025 State of Continuous Controls Monitoring Report. For the full methodology and detailed findings, refer to the original report.

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Just over 13% of CISOs are looking to technology to help solve their problems and have started to adopt or have plans to adopt Compliance as Code (OSCAL or OCSF). This data was published by RegScale and covers Compliance, Compliance as Code, Technology, Adoption.

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This statistic comes from The CISO Society 2025 State of Continuous Controls Monitoring Report, published by RegScale on January 1, 2025. You can view the original report at RegScale’s State of Continuous Controls Monitoring Report.

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This statistic relates to Compliance, Compliance as Code, Technology, Adoption. Browse more statistics on Compliance or from RegScale.

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Just over 13% of CISOs are looking to technology to help solve their problems and have started to adopt or have plans to adopt Compliance as Code (OSCAL or OCSF).

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