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42% of companies globally do not have a policy in place to govern the use of AI by employees as of 2025.
10/22/2025•
AIPolicy
45% of risk leaders reported that they can only assess and monitor their tier 1 tech partners.
10/22/2025•
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In a comparison of executive roles, 34% of VP and C-level risk executives are not considering incorporating agentic AI into their operations, while only 20% of directors, managers, and below share this view, indicating a disconnect in AI adoption strategies.
10/22/2025•
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Nearly two-thirds of risk leaders reported that their budgets have not changed at all this year.
10/22/2025•
RiskBudget
66% of risk leaders stated they have reviewed and updated their IT and cyber risk management strategy in response to major disruptions such as the Crowdstrike outage or MOVEit breach
10/22/2025•
RiskRisk ManagementCrowdstrike outage
85% of risk leaders globally reported having a business continuity and resilience plan in place to maintain operations during a major IT outage or cyber incident at one of their business-critical service providers.
10/22/2025•
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68% of risk leaders foresee data privacy and security issues as the biggest risks from deploying agentic AI.
10/22/2025•
RiskAgentic AI
52% of risk leaders identify autonomous decisions that conflict with business goals, legal requirements, and/or long-term strategy as a significant risk from deploying agentic AI.
10/22/2025•
Agentic AI
38% of risk leaders express concern over unintended actions from runaway processes, such as unauthorized transactions or incorrect pricing changes, as a risk from deploying agentic AI
10/22/2025•
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15% of risk leaders are unaware if their organization is considering incorporating agentic AI into its operations or products.
10/22/2025•
Agentic AIRisk
Only 10% of leaders expressed a lack of confidence in their risk management data in 2025, down from 16% in 2024, reflecting a six-point improvement in trust towards risk data.
10/22/2025•
RiskRisk management
In 2025, 40% of companies reported that they mostly or only use spreadsheets to manage risk, a decrease from 53% in 2024, indicating a significant shift towards software use in risk management.
10/22/2025•
RiskRisk Management
30% of risk leaders claimed that third-party and nth-party risks are not having an impact or are only having a minimal impact on their business in 2024.
10/22/2025•
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16% of risk leaders admitted they cannot monitor and assess the risks of their critical third-party tech partners at all in 2024.
10/22/2025•
Third partyRisk
In 2024, 62% of companies were using or planned to use AI for risk management, which is projected to rise to 70% by 2025, reflecting a significant increase in AI adoption.
10/22/2025•
Agentic AIRisk Management
Thirty-nine percent of companies are not conducting worst-case scenario simulations, highlighting a critical gap in risk management practices that needs to be addressed.
10/22/2025•
Riskrisk management
60% of companies globally now have a chief risk officer as of 2024, an increase from 52% over the past two years, indicating a growing recognition of risk management as a priority.
10/22/2025•
RiskRisk Management
The percentage of companies globally that felt very prepared to manage AI risks has remained relatively flat over the past three years, with 9% in 2023, 8% in 2024, and 12% in 2025.
10/22/2025•
RiskAI Risks
8% of risk leaders indicated they can assess and monitor their tier 1 partners, their suppliers, and their suppliers’ suppliers in 2024.
10/22/2025•
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23% of companies globally have a policy against using foreign AI models such as Deepseek in 2025.
10/22/2025•
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