2025 State of Cybersecurity Report
Insights on What's Ahead - and Why the Future is Unified Security
In 2024, ransomware attacks rose by 11%. AI-powered phishing and deepfakes bypassed legacy defenses. 93% of organizations were breached at least twice. And SOC teams struggled with talent shortages, tool sprawl, and growing regulatory demands.
The 2025 State of Cybersecurity Report analyzes these trends and offers practical insights on how security leaders can adapt.
You’ll learn:
- How AI is driving a new wave of attacks and what defenses are working
- Why supply chain and impersonation attacks are growing, and how to mitigate them
- The operational impact of tool overload and how unified security reduces complexity
- How the MDR market is evolving to meet real-world security challenges
- What’s next for compliance, cyber insurance, and AI governance
Unified security is no longer optional. As threats accelerate and resources stay limited, consolidating detection, response, and expertise is key to staying ahead.
Read the report to see how security leaders are addressing 2025’s challenges and preparing for what’s next.
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