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Slightly more than a third (34%) of companies have implemented continuous monitoring for AI, highlighting a gap in managing AI-related risks and compliance failures.
6/12/2025•
AIMonitoringCompliance
The most common cybersecurity threats reported include malware (44%) and AI-powered exploits (28%).
6/12/2025•
Cybersecurity threatsMalwareAI-powered exploits
Cybersecurity threats rank among the most significant business challenges to organisations (47%).
6/12/2025•
Cybersecurity threats
Approximately 90% of organisations report some degree of automation across business activities, with IT and cybersecurity functions becoming highly automated and digitised.
6/12/2025•
Automation
Only 41% of companies have AI policies and guidance in place, which relates to managing risks associated with AI.
6/12/2025•
AIAI policies
At least four in 10 business leaders are increasing budgets, expanding teams, upskilling, and/or hiring external help for cybersecurity challenges and data privacy concerns
6/12/2025•
BudgetData privacy
Nearly three-quarters (74%) of organisations report increased cybersecurity and data privacy concerns.
6/12/2025•
CybersecurityData privacy
Only 12% of companies feel "completely prepared" to address the global patchwork of data privacy laws.
6/12/2025•
RegulatoryComplianceData privacy
44% of financial and professional services organisations use AI for identifying risk signals.
3/18/2025•
AIFinancial services
54% of financial and professional services organisations use AI for network analysis.
3/18/2025•
AINetworkFinancial services
Over 71% of executives across financial and professional services anticipate a rise in financial crime risks in 2025. This is also stated as almost three quarters of senior global financial services professionals.
3/18/2025•
Financial crimeFinancial services
Nearly half of financial and professional services organizations (49%) expect to invest in AI solutions as part of their efforts to tackle financial crime.
3/18/2025•
AIFinancial crimeFinancial services
68% of executives across financial and professional services who expect an increase in financial crime risk cite cybersecurity threats and data breaches as the top risk factor.
3/18/2025•
Data breachCyber threatFinancial services
Over a quarter (27%) of financial and professional services organizations have AI and machine learning as an established part of their financial crime compliance programs, exceeding 2023 levels (24%).
3/18/2025•
AIMachine learningCompliance
Globally, just under two in five (39%) senior financial professionals say that they are "very confident" in their organisation's sanctions screening capabilities, with the U.K. (34%) trailing the global average.
3/18/2025•
Sanctions screeningFinancial services
Among financial services professionals who were less than "very confident" in their program's ability to assess their supply chains for threats, more than half (56%) of global respondents identified cybercrime as the biggest challenge to their programs in 2025.
3/18/2025•
CybercrimeSupply chainFinancial services
Only 20% of financial services professionals believe AI has had a "very positive" effect on their financial crime compliance framework – down from 37% in 2023.
3/18/2025•
AIFinancial crimeCompliance
Nearly three-fifths (58%) of professionals in the insurance sector express concern over potential new economic and financial sanctions
3/18/2025•
Insurance
AI is primarily being used to identify suspicious behavior (63%) across financial and professional services organizations.
3/18/2025•
AIFinancial services
Only 38% of financial services professionals are "very confident" in their financial compliance program's ability to detect emerging geopolitical threats.
3/18/2025•
GeopoliticsComplianceFinancial services
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