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86% of cybersecurity professionals in North America and Europe at companies with at least 1,000 employees agree that AI agents and autonomous systems cannot be fully trusted without unique, dynamic digital identities (2026).
2/4/2026•
Digital IdentityArtificial IntelligenceCybersecurity
50% of cybersecurity professionals in North America and Europe at companies with at least 1,000 employees have implemented governance frameworks to address AI-based vulnerabilities (2026).
2/4/2026•
GovernanceCybersecurityArtificial Intelligence
85% of cybersecurity professionals in North America and Europe at companies with at least 1,000 employees expect digital identities for AI agents to be as common as human and machine identities within five years (2026).
2/4/2026•
Digital IdentityArtificial IntelligenceEnterprise Security
28% of cybersecurity professionals in North America and Europe at companies with at least 1,000 employees believe they can prevent a rogue AI agent from causing damage (2026).
2/4/2026•
Risk ManagementArtificial IntelligenceCybersecurity
55% of security leaders in North America and Europe at companies with at least 1,000 employees say their C-suite is not taking agentic AI risks seriously enough (2026).
2/4/2026•
Corporate GovernanceArtificial IntelligenceSecurity Leadership
68% of organizations in North America and Europe at companies with at least 1,000 employees lack full visibility or governance over AI-generated code contributions (2026).
2/4/2026•
Software DevelopmentAI-Generated CodeDevSecOps
69% of cybersecurity professionals in North America and Europe at companies with at least 1,000 employees believe that vulnerabilities in AI agents and autonomous systems pose a greater threat to their company's security and identity systems than human misuse of AI (2026).
2/4/2026•
CybersecurityArtificial IntelligenceIdentity Security
54% of respondents cited stronger cybersecurity as a key business driver for PQC readiness.
7/30/2025•
Quantum computingPQCCybersecurity
At nearly half of companies (46%), cybersecurity teams are championing PQC preparedness.
7/30/2025•
Quantum computingPQC
Risk perception varies by role: 53% of VPs and directors believe their organizations are unprepared for quantum risks, compared to 35% of C-suite executives.
7/30/2025•
Quantum computing
24% of organizations are waiting to see what actions other companies take regarding quantum risks.
7/30/2025•
Quantum computingQuantum risk
33% of organizations plan to respond to quantum risks when they are more immediate.
7/30/2025•
Quantum computingQuantum risk
Nearly half of organizations (48%) are not prepared to confront the urgent challenges posed by quantum computing.
7/30/2025•
Quantum computingQuantum risk
2% of organizations have no plans to address quantum risks at all.
7/30/2025•
Quantum computingQuantum risk
56% of mid-sized organizations say they are not ready for quantum computing challenges.
7/30/2025•
Quantum computing
Top challenges for progress in addressing quantum risks include lack of skilled personnel (40%), limited time and competing priorities (40%), and unclear industry standards (39%).
7/30/2025•
Quantum computingQuantum risk
42% of organizations are actively addressing quantum risk now.
7/30/2025•
Quantum computingQuantum risk
Companies that view PQC as a significant undertaking are more than twice as likely to be taking steps now (49%) compared to those that consider the risks minor or overstated (24%).
7/30/2025•
Quantum computingPQC
48% of respondents cited a competitive edge as a key business driver for PQC readiness.
7/30/2025•
Quantum computingPQCCompetitive edge
The C-suite (33%) and board members (22%) champion PQC preparedness
7/30/2025•
Quantum computingPQC
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